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Name: AMMONIUM HYDROXIDE, AQUA AMMONIA
CAS No.: 1336 - 21-6
Chemical Formula: NH40H
Descrintion:
NAS/CWTC 003 - 82
Formula Weight: 35.D
A clear colorless solution that is strongly alkaline and
has an intense, pungent, suffocating odor. It is com-
pletely miscible in water and is available at a commercial
strength of 29.4% NH3.
Use:
Used with chlorine during disinfection for control of
trihalomethanes, tastes, and odors.
Purity Requirements
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A maximum dosage of 10 mg of ammonium hydroxide/liter of
water was considered and at that dosage ammonium
hydroxide is not known to contribute any contaminants
that adversely affect the potability of drinking water.
Representative terms from entire chapter:
ammonia cas
