Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
ammonia
noun
əˈmoʊniə

Definition
A colorless gas with a strong, pungent smell, made up of nitrogen and hydrogen.

Examples
- Ammonia is often found in household cleaners.
- Farmers use ammonia to help their crops grow.
- The smell of ammonia can be strong and unmistakable.

Meaning
Ammonia is commonly used in cleaning products and fertilizers. It is a compound that occurs naturally and can also be produced synthetically.

Synonyms
- NH3
- nitrogen trihydride