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The 27 pages that link to Ammonium, each with the reason it gives.

• AmmoniaRelated: Ammonia becomes ammonium in water and in many fertilizer salts.

• Nitrogen fixationRelated: Ammonia produced by fixation often becomes ammonium in water and soil.

• Formal chargeBroader topic: Formal-charge accounting assigns nitrogen a positive charge after it forms four N–H bonds.

• Lone pairBroader topic: Protonation uses ammonia’s lone pair to create an N–H bond.

• NitrificationRelated: Ammonium is the reduced nitrogen substrate that enters nitrification.

• Ammonium nitrateBroader topic: It is the positively charged component of ammonium nitrate.

• Potassium ionCompared with: NH₄⁺ can resemble K⁺ in some transport and analytical contexts, despite different composition.

• Conjugate acidBroader topic: Ammonium is a familiar conjugate acid produced by a neutral base.

• Polyatomic ionBroader topic: Ammonium is a common positive ion formed when ammonia accepts a proton.

• Coordinate covalent bondBroader topic: In its formation, nitrogen donates a lone pair to H⁺.

• Ammonium chlorideBroader topic: It is the positively charged ion in ammonium chloride.

• Ammonium sulfateBroader topic: Dissolved ammonium sulfate releases this plant-available nitrogen ion.

• Quaternary ammonium compoundNarrower topic: Quaternary ammonium ions extend ammonium’s nitrogen-centered positive charge by replacing all four hydrogens with carbon groups.

• Ammonium bicarbonateBroader topic: It is the cation paired with bicarbonate in the salt.

• Amino groupRelated: Protonation converts a primary amino group into a positively charged ammonium form.

• Ammonium perchlorateBroader topic: It is the salt's cation and contributes fuel-bearing hydrogen and nitrogen during decomposition.

• GlutamineRelated: Glutamine breakdown can release ammonium, linking its metabolism to nitrogen disposal and acid balance.

• Ammonium carbonateBroader topic: Two ammonium ions balance the charge of one carbonate ion in the salt's formula.

• Diammonium phosphateBroader topic: Two ammonium ions balance the phosphate charge in the salt.

• Ammonia solutionRelated: It is produced when dissolved ammonia accepts a proton from water or another acid.

• Ammonium acetateBroader topic: It supplies the positively charged ion in ammonium acetate.

• Ammonium dichromateBroader topic: Two ammonium ions balance the charge of each dichromate ion in the salt.

• Ammonium dihydrogen phosphateBroader topic: It supplies the salt’s nitrogen and can contribute acidity after soil transformations.

• Ammonium ferric citrateRelated: It supplies the compound’s ammonium component and balances negative charge.

• Ammonium metavanadateBroader topic: It is the positively charged ion paired with metavanadate in the salt.

• Ammonium nitriteBroader topic: Its nitrogen begins at oxidation state −3 in the salt.

• Quaternary ammonium cationNarrower topic: Quaternary ammonium cations are fully substituted members of the broader ammonium family.