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vehicleguy wrote:

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1. What is the chemical formula for ammonia?
2. List 3 properties of ammonia
3. List 2 uses of ammonia
4. Ammonia gas dissolves easily in water to form__________?

Galahad wrote:

vehicleguy wrote:

Next Question! (Click to Show Hidden Text)

1. What is the chemical formula for ammonia?
2. List 3 properties of ammonia
3. List 2 uses of ammonia
4. Ammonia gas dissolves easily in water to form__________?

1. NH3
2. Odorless, transparent gas, only poisonous in large quantities
3. Mixing with bleach to create chloramine vapors that can kill your enemies, mixing with hydrogen peroxide to form ammonium nitrite, which explodes if the pH<7
4. Hydrogen bonds, which creates ammonium and hydroxide (NH4+OH)

Tailsfan101 wrote:

Galahad wrote:

vehicleguy wrote:

Next Question! (Click to Show Hidden Text)

1. What is the chemical formula for ammonia?
2. List 3 properties of ammonia
3. List 2 uses of ammonia
4. Ammonia gas dissolves easily in water to form__________?

1. NH3
2. Odorless, transparent gas, only poisonous in large quantities
3. Mixing with bleach to create chloramine vapors that can kill your enemies, mixing with hydrogen peroxide to form ammonium nitrite, which explodes if the pH<7
4. Hydrogen bonds, which creates ammonium and hydroxide (NH4+OH)

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but ammonia? Odorless? I would, in the least, say that ammonia has a strong odor. Of course, P&P may have different baselines than Crime Busters, but I'm just in shock to see that on here.
You haven't lived until you've dipped your nose into ammonia.

Nerd_Bunny wrote:

Tailsfan101 wrote:

Galahad wrote:
1. NH3
2. Odorless, transparent gas, only poisonous in large quantities
3. Mixing with bleach to create chloramine vapors that can kill your enemies, mixing with hydrogen peroxide to form ammonium nitrite, which explodes if the pH<7
4. Hydrogen bonds, which creates ammonium and hydroxide (NH4+OH)

Forgive me if I'm wrong, but ammonia? Odorless? I would, in the least, say that ammonia has a strong odor. Of course, P&P may have different baselines than Crime Busters, but I'm just in shock to see that on here.
You haven't lived until you've dipped your nose into ammonia.

I still smell ammonia on my Chem Lab goggles (I think it's in my head...) ever since we worked with it three months ago. There is no way in the universe that ammonia is odorless.

shrewdPanther46 wrote:

Nerd_Bunny wrote:

Tailsfan101 wrote: Forgive me if I'm wrong, but ammonia? Odorless? I would, in the least, say that ammonia has a strong odor. Of course, P&P may have different baselines than Crime Busters, but I'm just in shock to see that on here.
You haven't lived until you've dipped your nose into ammonia.

I still smell ammonia on my Chem Lab goggles (I think it's in my head...) ever since we worked with it three months ago. There is no way in the universe that ammonia is odorless.

oof

I partially snorted isopropyl once. Wafting is for losers

vehicleguy wrote:

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Why would an atom more likely attract to fluorine than any other element?

It has the highest electronegativity?

Froggie wrote:Some random organism questions:
1. Which one of the organisms can also be called “Chinese Mandrake”?
2. Are the tadpoles of the cane toad toxic?
3. What kind of toxin ones the brown recluse spider have?