Anhydrous ammonia is one of the most widely used industrial chemicals in the U.S. according to the American Chemical Society.

The same principle has, however, been more cheaply applied in the use of volatile hydrocarbons as a substitute for the liquefied ammonia. The details of these different machines are, of course ...

Dip one Q-tip into concentrated hydrochloric acid (HCl) and a second cotton swab into concentrated aqueous ammonia (NH3). Simultaneously insert both ... the eyes and hands from the strong acid and ...

By Sadie Watkins Hydrogen is widely viewed as a clean energy solution due to its versatility: it can be burned for heat or used in fuel cells ... Ammonia (NH3) could solve these issues, acting ...

There is scant information pertaining to airborne ammonia exposures from either spills or common household uses of ammonia-containing floor and tile cleaners or from spray-on glass cleaners.