Ammonia is one of the
many chemicals found in cigarettes. |
(Other chemicals found in cigarettes are
listed on the left:_Click
on these for further information about each.) |
Ammonia is a chemical compound formed from
the elements nitrogen and hydrogen. It has chemical formula: NH3.
At
room temperature and pressure
ammonia is a gas. It is toxic (poisonous), and
corrosive to some materials, and has a strong and distinctive smell.
Major industrial uses of ammonia include the
production of nitric acid, fertilizers and other chemicals. Ammonia is
also used in toilet cleaning fluids and dry cleaning fluids. Ammonia solutions
are used to clean, bleach, and deodorize, to etch aluminum, and in the
manufacture of other chemicals.
Note that the list of chemicals included
in this section (see the list on the left) is not a complete list of
all the substances found in cigarettes, cigars, and other tobacco products. |
This section includes some of the chemicals
found in cigarettes (listed on the left-hand side of this page).
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