Does liquid ammonia include ammonia water (20%)? Or is ammonia just liquid ammonia?
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I would like to ask the experts: is liquid ammonia the same as ammonia water? Is there still a difference between the two?
Liquid ammonia is the liquefied form of ammonia； Ammonia water is ammonia in a dissolved state!
Ah, it seems you’re not majoring in chemical engineering. Pure ammonia turns into a liquid at certain pressures and temperatures; this liquid is liquid ammonia ； Ammonia water is an aqueous solution formed by dissolving ammonia in water.
Liquid ammonia is pure ammonia obtained by cooling and compressing gaseous ammonia; it is a pure substance composed entirely of ammonia. It can exist stably only at low temperatures and under certain pressures. Ammonia water is a mixture obtained by dissolving ammonia gas in water at a certain concentration; it is composed of ammonia and water. It can remain stable at room temperature.
Liquid ammonia is ammonia, while ammonia water is ammonia mixed with water; this explanation should be easy to understand, right?
Liquid ammonia is ammonia in a liquid state. Ammonia water is a mixture of ammonia gas dissolved in water.