Assertion: ammonia | /r/HasProperty | uncharged but polar molecule
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text: The key difference between ammonia and ammonium is that ammonia is an uncharged but polar molecule existing as a gas at room temperature, whereas ammonium ions are charged and exist as free ions in solution or as crystallized salt compounds.
text: It is uncharged, and a molecule by itself; it exists as a gas at room temperature and atmospheric pressure, and as a liquid at very low temperatures and high pressures.
text: The key difference between ammonia and ammonium is that ammonia is an uncharged polar molecule existing as a gas at room temperature, whereas ammonium ions are charged and exist as free ions in solution or as crystallized salt compounds.
text: The key difference between ammonia and ammonium is that ammonia is an uncharged but polar molecule existing as a gas at room temperature, whereas ammonium ions are charged and exist as free ions in solution or as crystallized salt compounds.