Ammonium nitrate
Production
Industrial production is quite easy. A simple reaction of ammonia with nitric acid easily gives a solution of ammonium nitrate. The Haber process combines nitrogen and hydrogen to produce ammonia, part of which can be oxidized to nitric acid and combined with the remaining ammonia to produce the nitrate. Another production method is used in the so called Odda process.
Related Topics:
Ammonia - Nitric acid - Haber process - Odda process
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