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Clearly, a new concept had to be developed to define a compound such as NH3 as a base.
Recently Uploaded Slideshows atalossofnamesk 2010
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Well, at that point, I checked all the various chemical levels in the tank (PH, KH [hardness], NH2, NH3, etc.)
Day in the Life of an Idiot lyda222 2009
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Over the next 5 or 6 years I gradually did many of the classic experiments of inorganic chemistry in the basement of our house: preparing and burning H2 gas, preparing O2 and burning steel wool in it, preparing NH3 in a flask and watching it suck water up as a fountain inside the flask.
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Wet deposition can also form when ammonia gas (NH3) from natural sources is converted into ammonium (NH4).
Acid rain 2010
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Ammonia (NH3) is a by-product of some natural processes, as well as agricultural sources (e.g., application of nitrogen fertilizers; confined animal feedlots).
Acid rain 2010
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The experiment used water (H2O), methane (CH4), ammonia (NH3) and hydrogen (H2).
Ambiguity Tolerance 2008
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Legumes are good "fixers" of nitrogen, taking the inert gas from the atmosphere and converting it into biologically useful ammonia (NH3) on which plants and other organisms depend.
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Here is a neat chart on what's possible with an NH3 diesel:
OpEdNews - Diary: A Little Bit Of History: In The Days Of Cholera 2009
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All the great taste you have come to expect from Pepsi, plus the added kick of NH3.
Spencer Green: Sneak Peek: Super Super Bowl Commercials! 2009
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Ammonia (NH3) is the most important commercial compound of nitrogen.
Nitrogen 2009
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