FACTS
1. Symptoms of anhydrous ammonia exposure include the following:- eye, nose, and throat irritation
- breathing difficulty, wheezing, or chest pain;
- burns, blisters, and frostbite
- pulmonary edema, and pink frothy sputum.
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