ANHYDROUS AMMONIA

Anhydrous ammonia is a colorless non-flammable liquefied gas. Its vapor is lighter than air [(vapor density of 0.6) air = 1] and has the same pungent odor as household ammonia. Although ammonia vapor is lighter than air, the vapors from a leak may hug the ground appearing as a white cloud.

SPECIFICATONS :

Anhydrous Ammonia (Refrigerant Ammonia)

Purity :	99.99%
Oil (Max) :	10 PPM
Moisture (Max)	0.01%
Pyridine	Nil
Napthanlene	Nil
Phosphic :	Passes Test
Sulpuer Compounds :	Passes Test

SPECIFICATONS :

Property	Specification
Purity {min}:	99.50%
Oil Content (Max) :	3.6%
Moisture (Max)	0.45%
Residue on evaporation % by vol. {max}	0.05%
Napthanlene	Nil
Pyridine :	Nil
Phosphine :	Passes Test
S. Compounds	Passes the test
Phenolic Compds	Passes the test
ANHYDROUS AMMONIA conforms to IS	662-1955

USAGE / APPLICATION: Manufacturing Of :

Anhydrous Ammonis can be a good and economical source of nitrogen (N) fertilizer for corn, It is a gas that quickly reacts organic matter in the soil. Nitrification is a temperature-dependent process in the soil that converts ammonium-N to nitrate-N