What happens when you mix ammonia and muriatic acid?

Answer 1

Most ornamental iron workers use this to make a patina or naturally instant rust finish on metals to give an antique look. Try a cap of each in a full spray bottle of water and just spray directly on metal surface. To stop the rusting just rinse. Be sure to wear eye and hand protection.

Answer 2

It goes bang - not sure what the chemistry behind the reaction is as H+ can't be oxidised. Tried this in a recent reaction - wasn't good - evolved a lot of gas and produced a sutty coloured solution. Also, other chemicals were present that could have affected the reaction, namely 2-nitrophenol. In summary don't know whether the adverse reaction was solely due to the addition of hydrogen peroxide to bleach.

Hope this assists observations.

p.s. wear specs.

Answer 3

In the case of hypochlorous bleach compounds (NaClO) it is very

Dangerous: Cl2 gas

because of escaping Chlorine gas!! This was WoWarOne military war gas with 100,000 death's

Bang! Its like making a loud explosion it a big no no to mix anything with acid

Answer 4

The reaction is:
H2O2 + NaHCO3 = NaOH + CO2 + H2O + o,5O2

Answer 5

Muriatic acid is very alchemic old name for hydrochloric acid !
The reaction is:
HCl + NH3 = NH4Cl.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

Nothing happens

Answer 8

formation of hydrochloric acid and oxygen

Answer 9

I'm trying to find out what happens.

I do not have the answer, I need the answer.