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Ammonia is often found in cleaning products.
Ammonia is a base.
Juno will measure the amount of water and ammonia in Jupiter's atmosphere.
The ammonia molecule is composed of four atoms.
Neptune has a mantle of liquid hydrogen while the atmosphere is a combination of ammonia, helium, and methane. In the upper atmosphere, methane freezes and forms an ice cloud which casts a shadow on the clouds below.
Ammonia's molecule is composed of four atoms.
Movie subtitles
Have you any spirits of ammonia?
You're going to lie down and take some spirits of ammonia.
May I please have a few drops of aromatic spirits of ammonia and a glass of water?
Bring some spirits of ammonia, iodine and bandages.
He lost no time stealing ammonia from the infirmary. and milk and meal from the kitchen.
Got some, uh, spirits of ammonia over here.
They couldn't use Neptune or Uranus, twin worlds in eternal night, both surrounded by an atmosphere of methane gas and ammonia vapor.
Nurse, some spirits of ammonia.
THAT'S WHAT I SAID, AMMONIA.
Frozen ammonia, they said.
Ammonia snow.
Ammonia and hydrogen pipes.
This is to convert air into ammonia gas.
The ammonia bomb was only a warning.
You'll have me catching ammonia.
He'll die of ammonia!
One box of ammonia ampoules.
ETHEL! (Walter) HAVE WE GOT ANY AMMONIA?
AMMONIA?
Slave, ammonia.
Hey, Doc, you got any of those ammonia things?
Ammonia would do it, mixed with bleach, if we had any.
But first, you're going through that door. You're going to lie down and take some spirits of ammonia.
Good thing he had not noticed the bottle of cognac. Has ammonia in it.
Where's the ammonia?
It's ammonia!
Don't breathe in, there's ammonia in it!
Madame, we will need a hydrogen peroxide, ammonia and iodine.
Sometimes we hear about possible life forms in which silicon replaces carbon or perhaps, liquid ammonia replaces liquid water.
And ammonia is liquid only under higher pressures and lower temperatures.
Think of a world something like Jupiter with an atmosphere rich in hydrogen, helium, methane, water and ammonia in which organic molecules might be falling from the skies like manna from heaven like the products of the Miller-Urey experiment.
When he comes home at night, he still reeks of ammonia.
Mothballs. corn syrup. ammonia.
News and current affairs
The level of ammonia in the air from their accumulated droppings stings the eye and hurts the lungs.
The air in the sheds is high in ammonia from bird feces, which are usually allowed to pile up for months - and in some cases for a year or more - before being cleaned out.
Such efforts, Zheng reports, have involved some 6,533 cannons, 5,939 rocket launchers, and numerous aircraft in an attempt to seed clouds across one-third of China's landmass with dry ice, ammonia, and silver iodide.