Is there a difference between ammonia and gaseous ammonia?
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As the title suggests, I feel the same way, but I read a different opinion in an article. Thank you.
As the title suggests, I feel the same way, but I read a different opinion in an article. Thank you. If you’ve seen it, you should know already. Tell me; I want to know too
1# zhangjy Well, then let’s share it; why keep it to yourself?
It should be the same; Chinese characters are quite diverse, and some are just word games with the same meaning.
To give a forced explanation: ammonia refers generally to gases with an ammonia-like odor, and it is not necessarily pure ammonia gas. If I’m wrong, please don’t laugh at me.
It might be due to different ammonia contents; ammonia gas is a gas that contains ammonia, and gaseous ammonia is ammonia in its gaseous state! ! !
I agree with what was said above: ammonia is a gas that contains a high amount of ammonia, and gaseous ammonia should refer to ammonia in its gaseous state
Agree with what was said above! It might be due to different ammonia contents; ammonia gas is a gas that contains ammonia, and gaseous ammonia is ammonia in its gaseous state! ! !
Ammonia focuses on the chemical properties of ammonia, while gaseous ammonia emphasizes its physical properties; there are forms such as gaseous ammonia and liquid ammonia