Ammonia Obtained from nitrogen using the Haber process and used in the manufacture of fertilizers and explosives. Pure NH3 is a colorless gas with a sharp, characteristic odor. It is easily liquified by pressure, and is very soluble in water. Ammonia acts as a weak base.
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Click on an item to paste into clipboard or use clipboard symbol at end to clipboard all values | Atomic / Molecular Weight | 17.031 | gmol-1 | Clip | | Density | 0.771 at STP | kgm-3 | Clip | | Melting Point | 195.26 | K | Clip | | Boiling Point | 240 | K | Clip | | Specific heat capacity | 2190 | Jkg-1K-1 | Clip | | Latent heat of evaporation | 1371000 | Jkg-1 | Clip | | Ratio of Specific Heats | 1.31 | | Clip | | Thermal conductivity | 0.0218 | Wm-1K-1 | Clip | | Refractivity | 0.000376 | | Clip | | Viscosity | 0.00000918 | Nsm-2 | Clip | | Kinematic Viscosity | 1.19066147859922E-05 | m2s-1 | Clip | | Critical Temperature | 405 | K | Clip | | Critical Pressure | 11300000 | Pa | Clip | | Critical Volume | 0.0000725 | m3mol-1 | Clip |
 paste all data into clipboard See also: Ammine, Haber Process.
  
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