The presence of aldehydes in an organic mixture is indicated by a reagent containing a silver atom complexed to this molecule's derivatives.
A potassium-mercury reagent used to detect this compound in solution is named for Nessler. The presence of aldehydes in an organic mixture is indicated by a reagent containing a silver atom complexed to this molecule's derivatives. It is converted to an oxidized product via the Ostwald process. Iron oxide is currently used as a catalyst in the industrial synthesis of this compound, in a modification proposed by Bosch. This weak base is produced by the Haber process. For 10 points, identify this compound with formula NH3.
A potassium-mercury reagent used to detect this compound in solution is named for Nessler.
ammonia [accept NH3 until mentioned]