The first is the product of a reaction. The second ones are reactants.
I’d probably not mix the reactants outside a lab.
But that’s just me.
Unless you’re having a ‘hold muh beer’n watch this!’ moment and fancy EMT’s and possibly serious injury or death in your future.
http://chemistry.about.com/od/toxicchemicals/a/Mixing-Bleach-And-Ammonia.htm
Having said that, I accidentally picked up the wrong spray bottle while cleaning the bathroom once. I got out of there quick, turned on the fan and didn’t do that again!
Most people won’t go in the bathroom after you. Just teasing. Thanks for you answer and the link.
I mixed bleach and ammonia once at a steakhouse, gonna mop the floor.
I was in the back near the loading door. The reaction was intense. I couldn’t breathe and got that mix of hell out the door and on the pavement.
It filtered through the work areas. I was 17 and didn’t have a clue.
Needless to say that never happened again.