What is another word for anhydrous ammonia?
Pronunciation: [anhˈa͡ɪdɹəs amˈə͡ʊni͡ə] (IPA) 
Anhydrous ammonia, often abbreviated as NH3, is a compound made up of nitrogen and hydrogen molecules. This chemical compound is commonly used in agricultural fertilizers, refrigeration systems, and industrial cleaning agents. However, there are several synonyms for anhydrous ammonia that can make its use in different fields much easier. Industrial and laboratory chemists may refer to anhydrous ammonia as 'ammonia solution', 'ammonium hydroxide' or simply 'NH3'. In the agricultural community, it's often referred to as 'nitrogen hydroxide' or 'anhydrous ammonia gas'. Alternative names include 'liquid ammonia' or 'anhydrous liquid ammonia'. These synonyms help to make communication about the compound's uses and properties more effective.
