You have an unknown solution and you want to determine if it contains ammonia. How detect its presence in the laboratory analysis? Please provide two ways to analyze its presence and explain your chosen technique in determining the ammonia. will you

You have an unknown solution and you want to determine if it contains ammonia. How detect its presence in the laboratory analysis? Please provide two ways to analyze its presence and explain your chosen technique in determining the ammonia. will you

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