Photochemical Behavior of Ammonia in Aqueous Suspension of TiO2

particles, Photocatalyst, HydrazineAmmonia is produced in huge quantities worldwide notonly by commercial chemical factories but by decayingvegetation, garbage, even deco mposition of the other proteinmaterials. Ammonia with foul odor causes a serious environ-mental pollution in the atmosphere. Therefore, the de-composition of ammonia has attr acted considerable attentionin respect to environmental pollution of the atmosphere. Earlier investigation on the decomposition of ammoniausing a light was performed by means of radiolysis

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