This compound catalyzes a reaction between table salt, carbon dioxide, and water in the Solvay process, while Tollens' reagent is composed of an aqueous solution of this compound with silver (I) nitrate. This compound turns yellow in the presence of Nessler's reagent. This compound is reacted with oxygen gas in the (*) Ostwald process, and an iron catalyst is used in a reaction between nitrogen and hydrogen gas to produce this compound, a process pioneered by Fritz Haber. Accumulation of this compound in cells can cause a rise in pH, so many organisms convert it into urea before excretion. The simplest amine is, for ten points, what weak base
This compound catalyzes a reaction between table salt, carbon dioxide, and water in the Solvay process, while Tollens' reagent is composed of an aqueous solution of this compound with silver (I) nitrate. This compound turns yellow in the presence of Nessler's reagent. This compound is reacted with oxygen gas in the (*) Ostwald process, and an iron catalyst is used in a reaction between nitrogen and hydrogen gas to produce this compound, a process pioneered by Fritz Haber. Accumulation of this compound in cells can cause a rise in pH, so many organisms convert it into urea before excretion. The simplest amine is, for ten points, what weak base with chemical formula NH3?
This compound catalyzes a reaction between table salt, carbon dioxide, and water in the Solvay process, while Tollens' reagent is composed of an aqueous solution of this compound with silver (I) nitrate.
{ammonia} (accept {NH3} before read)