Question
Distinguish between liquid ammonia and liquid ammonia fortis.
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Answer
| Liquid ammonia | Liquid ammonia fortis |
| 1. lt is obtained by compressing ammonia gas at 1 6 atmospheric pressure. | 1. lt is a saturated solution of ammonia in water. |
| 2. lt is used as refrigerant. | 2. lt is used as a laboratory agent. |
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