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Ammonium Chloride Specification

Solubility
Easily soluble in water, slightly soluble in alcohol and acetone

Purity
99% (Typical range: 98.5%-99.5%)

Poisonous
Yes

Ph Level
4.5 - 5.5 (5% solution)

Molecular Weight
53.49 g/mol

Other Names
Sal ammoniac

HS Code
28271000

Molecular Formula
NH4Cl

Form
Solid

Melting Point
338 °C (640 °F; 611 K)

Shape
Crystalline, powder, or granules

Taste
Salty, slightly bitter

Storage
Keep in a dry, well-ventilated area away from moisture

Density
1.527 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Structural Formula
[NH4]+[Cl]-

Smell
Odorless

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Classification
Inorganic Chemical

Chemical Name
Ammonium chloride

CAS No
12125-02-9

EINECS No
235-186-4

Grade
Industrial grade, Agricultural grade, Food grade

Standard
Conforms to GB/T 2946-2018 or equivalent

Type
Inorganic Salt

Usage
Industrial, agricultural, laboratory

Main Material
Ammonium chloride (NH4Cl)

Application
Used as a fertilizer, in dry cell batteries, and as a flux in metalworking

Packing
25 kg or 50 kg PP/PE bags, jumbo bag on request

Moisture
0.5% max

Bulk Density
~900 kg/m3 (powder form)

Stability
Stable under normal conditions

Decomposition
Releases ammonia, nitrogen, and hydrogen chloride vapors

UN Number
Not classified as hazardous

Appearance
White crystalline solid

Shelf Life
2 years under recommended storage

Hazard Statements
May cause eye, skin, and respiratory irritation

About Ammonium Chloride

Ammonium Chloride is extensively used in tanning of textiles, dyeing, formulation of cough syrups & tablets, galvanization of metal sheets and many more. This is prepared under the surveillance of the experienced professionals making use of quality tested ingredients and latest technology. As a result, we are known as a leading Manufacturer, Exporter, Trader and Supplier of the field. In addition to this, we offer this Ammonium Chloride at most affordable prices to our clients. Due to all, we are reckoned as a leading company.

Features:

Non-toxic
Cost effective
Efficient performance
Eco-friendly

Specifications:

Molecular Formula	NH4Cl
Molecular Weight	53.49
Description	Colorless Crystals Or White , Fine Or Coarse , Crystalline Powder, Somewhat Hygroscopic,
Solubility	Freely Soluble In Water And In Glycerin, And More So In Boiling Water, Sparingly Soluble In Alcohol
Identification	Ammonium And Chloride =+Ve
Ph Of 5% Solution	4.6 - 6.0
Loss On Drying Over Silica Gel For 4 Hrs	Max. 0.5%
Residue On Ignition	Max. 0.1%
Thio-cyanate	PER USP
Heavy Metals	Max 0.001%
Residual Solvents	Per USP
Assay On Dry Basis	99.5--100.5% Of Nh4cl

Versatile Industrial and Agricultural Uses

Ammonium Chloride serves multiple industries, functioning as a nitrogen source in fertilizers, a flux in metalworking for soldering and galvanizing, and an electrolyte component in dry cell batteries. Its reliable chemical properties and high purity make it indispensable in laboratories and various industrial processes.

Secure Packing and Storage Recommendations

This product is delivered in durable 25 kg or 50 kg PP/PE bags, with jumbo bags available upon request. For maximum shelf life, it should be stored in a dry, well-ventilated environment and kept away from sources of moisture. Proper handling ensures the compound remains stable and effective for two years.

FAQs of Ammonium Chloride:

Q: How should Ammonium Chloride be safely stored and handled?

A: Store Ammonium Chloride in a dry, well-ventilated area, away from moisture and direct sunlight. Use appropriate personal protective equipment to avoid skin, eye, and respiratory irritation, and always seal the packaging after use to maintain product integrity.

Q: What are the main applications of Ammonium Chloride?

A: Ammonium Chloride is widely used as a fertilizer in agriculture, as a flux in metalworking, and as an electrolyte in dry cell batteries. It is also valued in laboratories and as a food additive in food-grade forms.

Q: When does Ammonium Chloride begin to decompose, and what does it release?

A: Ammonium Chloride decomposes at approximately 338C (640F), releasing ammonia, nitrogen, and hydrogen chloride vapors during this process. It does not boil but breaks down when subjected to high temperatures.

Q: Where is Ammonium Chloride commonly utilized?

A: It is used globally across agricultural sectors for crop nutrition, in various industrial settings for metal processing and battery production, and in laboratories for chemical synthesis and testing processes.

Q: What is the process for applying Ammonium Chloride as a fertilizer?

A: For agricultural use, Ammonium Chloride is typically spread onto soil as a source of nitrogen for plants. Application rates depend on crop requirements and soil conditions; it should be incorporated into the soil or diluted as recommended for optimal uptake.

Q: What are the benefits of using Ammonium Chloride in industry and agriculture?

A: Ammonium Chloride enhances crop yield by providing essential nitrogen and improves metal bonding in industrial processes. Its high solubility, purity, and stability make it a reliable choice for diverse applications.

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