Ammonia is a common industrial chemical in the world, which is largely used in the agriculture sector and to remove iron from steel wool, petroleum, rubber, and other sulfide-rich materials. It's also found naturally in water and in human bodies and is an essential component of many life processes. Ammonia is also important for various biological processes and acts as a prebiotic precursor for nucleic acid and amino acid synthesis. Ammonia can be found abundantly in both the marine and freshwater environments and is a very essential component of various biological processes including respiration, photosynthesis, respiration, and the production of nitric oxide.