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Gale Science In Context - Document - 0 views

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  What, if anything, has developed with this discovery since the publication of this article?
  
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United States production of ammonia reached 17 million tons in 1991, and demand was even larger than U.S. production, leading to about two million tons of imports. World ammonia production is about 100 million tons per year, which amounts to about 40 pounds (18 kg) for each person on Earth.
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  What conditions explain why the US, (one country, large but not the largest) is using almost 20% of the world's industrial prodution of ammonia? Is this justified?
  
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These molecules continually undergo a type of motion called inversion, in which the nitrogen atom passes through the plane of the three hydrogen atoms like an umbrella turning inside out in the wind
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  This is really interesting, but what causes this inversion?
  
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