well you usually will start to feel real lightheaded or dizzy and then usually the lights go out (pass out or faint)
The smell of ammonia isn't a smell, it is a chemical burn. Even people with anosmia can detect the "smell" of ammonia
Ammonia is a gas generally. It has a very bad smell.
The most common cause of having an ammonia smell in your nose is your diet. People who have a high protein and low carbohydrate diet can smell ammonia and their sweat can actually smell like ammonia too.
Yes ,it has a smell. It has a characteristic smell.
yes
If you're refering to when an animal sprays, I believe it's because of ammonia.
The smell of ammonia isn't a smell, it is a chemical burn. Even people with anosmia can detect the "smell" of ammonia
Ammonia is a gas generally. It has a very bad smell.
The most common cause of having an ammonia smell in your nose is your diet. People who have a high protein and low carbohydrate diet can smell ammonia and their sweat can actually smell like ammonia too.
A distinct pungent odor that lingers and penetrates nearly everything. Will smell somewhat of traditional ammonia with a slight burning plastic smell
Yes ,it has a smell. It has a characteristic smell.
yes
Ammonia smell is how urine smells. Perhaps the toilet is not cleaned well enough.
No, but some cheeses start to smell of ammonia when they are over-ripe. If the smell is very strong, discard the cheese.
Actually, strong ammonia from cat urine can be dangerous if it is in high enough concentration. You can experience a loss of sense of smell, increased heart rate, irritation to the eyes and mucous membranes, lung irritation and coughing, and nausea. Ammonia itself in liquid form is corrosive and in the body is destructive to the cells. I'm not aware of the dangers of breathing it over a long period of time, I found this question as I was looking up the dangers myself because I know someone close to me who "gets used to" the smell quickly when they go home (loss of sense of smell). I visited recently and found myself unable to get used to the smell (was there about 30 minutes) but experienced some slight nausea and an increased heart rate, which alarmed me and made me want to look this up. Look up the dangers of inhaling ammonia fumes and you'll have your answer. With what I've learned so far, it can't be good over a long period of time.
ammonia is a pungent smelling gas.wfen dissolved in water,ammonium hydroxide is formed.thus,the pungent smell is due to ammonia gas.
Cod fish or any type of fish will have ammonia like smell when it is no longer fresh. This smell will begin to appear as you are cooking it. It may also have a taste that is similar to ammonia, too.