What is another word for salts of hartshorn?
Pronunciation: [sˈɒlts ɒv hˈɑːtʃɔːn] (IPA) 
Salts of hartshorn is a term commonly used for ammonium carbonate, a white powder with a very strong odor. This chemical compound is widely used in baking and cleaning products, as well as in the production of certain pharmaceuticals. Other synonyms for salts of hartshorn include baker's ammonia, bicarbonate of ammonia, and volatile salt. The strong smell of the substance is often referred to as the "ammonia smell" and its use can be traced back to the early 18th century. Regardless of the name, salts of hartshorn remain an important ingredient in industries ranging from food production to cleaning.
