Definition: The process by which sulfur-containing compounds react with water to form nitrogen-containing compounds is called ammonolysis. It's a key step in the production of ammonia, a crucial chemical that's used industrially for fertilizers and other applications. The specific details vary slightly depending on the type of amonolysis you're considering. For example, one process might be where sulfur dioxide reacts with water to form sulfuric acid (H2SO4) while also producing hydrogen gas and nitrogen, which are the byproducts.
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