Ammonia is a simple compound consisting of three hydrogen atoms bonded to a single nitrogen atom and has the chemical formula NH3. It has a boiling point of −33.34 °C (−28.012 °F) at atmospheric pressure and is normally stored as a liquefied gas. Because of its chemical structure, it contains more hydrogen per unit volume than liquefied hydrogen. The hydrogen is tightly bound to the nitrogen, which makes it a very stable and difficult to ignite chemical.
For more information see:
Wikipedia: Ammonia
Encyclopædia Britannica: Ammonia
NH3 Fuel Association: Introduction to NH3 Fuel
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