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ammonia can change the soils pH (acidity level) which can affect the formation of plant pigments or the absorption of elements

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Q: Why can ammonia change a flower's color through a flower's pigment?
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Why does ammonia change a flower's color?

AnswerAmmonia diffuses readily through air and water, and since the petals of flowers are usually permeable to air and water, one can hypothesize that the ammonia can diffuse into the flower. Since ammonia is a base, its chemical pH reaction with the flower pigments could potentially cause flower color changes.


Do flowers change color if you put ink in the water?

White flowers will change color if dyes are added to the water because the flower will absorb the dye with water through the stem.


What color change do you see when you added ammonia to mustard?

What color change do you see when you added ammonia to mustard?


How do Chameleoms change colors?

They are born with pigment.


How does thermochromatic pigment change color by heat?

Thermochromic pigment is a kind of special powder that can change color with temperature,when temperature get rise,it would change color from colorful to colorless,or from one color to the other color,it has been widely use for textile printing through screen printing,or plastic by injection,as well as mugs by painting,it can be applied on many things.


Why is ammonia toxic to cells?

Ammonia is a weak base.It will change the pH of body.That is leathal.


Is bleaching your hair a physical change?

no. it is not a physical change because it is still hair. It did not change the DNA. But, if the question was if the pigment change was physical, then it would be because the pigment changed in order for the hair to be a lighter color.


Why does the liver change ammonia into urea?

Ammonia is a breakdown product of proteins that is toxic to vertebrates. The body needs to get ammonia out of the body. By itself, ammonia is a small volatile molecule that will leak back and forth through cell and vessel membranes, making it hard for it to be gathered and excreted. Urea is made of two ammonia molecules. Because it is bigger, it is no longer volatile and cannot pass through membranes without special channels or transporters. This allows it to me concentrated in the urine for excretion from the body.


What chemical allows your skin to change color?

the pigment


Soil bacteria change ammonia into what?

Nitrite.


Is Epsom salt and ammonia a physical or chemical change?

Chemical change!


What is the enthalpy change to burn 37.5 g of ammonia?

half change