Iron or ruthenium typically catalyzes the reaction that forms this compound from hydrogen gas and nitrogen found in the air.
Dissolving sodium in this compound creates the donor electrons that drive the reduction of benzene in the Birch reduction. Dissolving a precipitate in this compound is the final step in producing the Tollens reagent, which displays a "silver mirror" in the presence of aldehydes. This molecule is oxidized to form nitric acid in the industrial Ostwald process. Iron or ruthenium typically catalyzes the reaction that forms this compound from hydrogen gas and nitrogen found in the air. For 10 points, name this molecule produced in the Haber-Bosch process, with chemical formula NH3.
Dissolving sodium in this compound creates the donor electrons that drive the reduction of benzene in the Birch reduction.
ammonia [or NH3 before mentioned]