It is the canonical molecule with trigonal pyramidal molecular geometry.
One option for hydrogenating alkynes is to react them with a solution of sodium dissolved in this compound. Townes, Gordon and Zeiger applied a non-uniform electric field to this compound, causing a difference in dipole moments and stimulated emission. Iron-molybdenum protein complexes are found in diazotrophs that produce this compound, such as rhizobia. Terrestrial animals convert this compound to either urea or uric acid. It is the canonical molecule with trigonal pyramidal molecular geometry. Industrial production of it uses an iron catalyst in a modification first made by Carl Bosch. For 10 points, name this compound produced in the Haber process and which has formula NH3.
One option for hydrogenating alkynes is to react them with a solution of sodium dissolved in this compound.
{ammonia} (accept {NH3} before mentioned)