Ammonia is a compound with the molecular formula of NH3. Ammonia's molar mass is approximately 17. Ammonia is normally encountered as gas with a characteristic pungent odor.
Ammonia is a chemical compound; this contains one atom of nitrogen identified with the symbol N and three atoms of hydrogen identified with the symbol H. Due to this, the compound Ammonia, also called tri hydrido nitrogen is represented as NH3 (1 atom of nitrogen and 3 of hydrogen). Besides this, ammonia is a gas with a strong smell produced as part of a natural process such as decomposition or as part of some manufacture processes. Also, this is considered as highly contaminant and represents a hazard in high concentrations.
