Replacing a hydrogen atom from a molecule of this compound with an organic  group gives an amine [uh-MEEN], and this compound is combined with oxygen and then water in  the Ostwald process to create nitric acid.
This compound combines with chloramine [KLOR-uh-meen] to create hydrazine ["HIGH"-druh-zeen]   and hydrochloric acid. Passing sodium chloride through this compound and then carbon dioxide to  get sodium bicarbonate is the beginning of the Solvay process, which is sometimes named for this   compound and soda. Replacing a hydrogen atom from a molecule of this compound with an organic  group gives an amine [uh-MEEN], and this compound is combined with oxygen and then water in  the Ostwald process to create nitric acid. Name this compound produced industrially by the Haber  process and naturally by nitrogen fixation, a combination of nitrogen and hydrogen.
This compound combines with chloramine [KLOR-uh-meen] to create hydrazine ["HIGH"-druh-zeen]   and hydrochloric acid.
ammonia [prompt on NH3; do not accept “ammonium”]