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Anonymous users2024-01-24(1) The gas in the toilet has ammonia--- which comes from urea hydrolysis!
2) No biogas in the toilet!
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Anonymous users2024-01-23Urine contains urea [CO(NH2)2], which is decomposed by microorganisms to produce ammonia; Biogas is a flammable gas produced by microbial action (fermentation) under certain temperature, humidity and acidity conditions, which isolates the air from the air, and is generally not isolated in the toilet.
It is produced by the decomposition reaction of urea (CO(NH2)2) in the urine. >>>More
Your question is so serious. In other words, it's definitely not urea, it's ammonia produced by bacteria in the toilet under the action of respiration.
When the temperature of urea is high, it can be oxidized and decomposed into ammonia, which makes you smell and the taste is stronger in summer.
It is the urea (CO(NH2)2) in the urine after the decomposition reaction of the ammonia odor is just an uncomfortable pungent odor, the smell is not very obvious In fact, most of the odor mainly comes from feces, the reason is that feces in the formation of the intestine produces many complex organic and inorganic chemicals, skatosin, indole, hydrogen sulfide, sulfhydrin matrix, volatile fatty acids, nitrosamines, ammonia, etc., especially the first 2. >>>More
Ammonia is the product of acid-base combination.