If it is consumed in its liquid form, death is usually from corrosion of the larynx. Lungs are congested and frothy, and the blood is dark and resistent to clotting. Exposure to ammonia gas gives a sensation of suffocation, a burning sensation in the mouth and stomach, and vomiting which contains blood and smells of ammonia. Mental confusion and hearing difficulty. Sleepiness leading to coma.
Pulse is high, breating is deep and slow.
Fluid on the lungs. Liver and kidneys degernated. Acid and granular urine. Barbituric Acid Used as sedatives, but addictive and very easy to overdose on. Often used in suicide.