Ammonia nh3 is a common nitrogenous n containing waste


Ammonia (NH) is a common nitrogenous (N containing) waste which is produced by the breakdown of proteins in the cells of many organisms. In many aquatic animals (fish, protozoa, water dwelling worms, etc.) the ammonia is excreted directly into the water. When ammonia dissolves in water the solution becomes very basic. Based on the chemical properties of water and ammonia, explain why the solution becomes basic. Be sure to define the term "base".

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