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Ammonia shares many properties with water. It is polar, it is amphoteric, it reacts with itself to form its acid and base conjugates NH4+ and NH2-.
Just as water is our basis of life, could another species use ammonia like we use water?
On another note, ammonia combusts to water and nitrogen(oxide).
Ammonia shares many properties with water. It is polar, it is amphoteric, it reacts with itself to form its acid and base conjugates NH4+ and NH2-.
Just as water is our basis of life, could another species use ammonia like we use water?
On another note, ammonia combusts to water and nitrogen(oxide).