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This reaction highly favors the formation of products, so the reaction arrow is drawn only to the right. In this reaction, water is donating one of its protons to ammonia. After losing a proton, water becomes hydroxide, . Since water is a proton donor in this reaction, it is acting as a Brønsted-Lowry acid.