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Can liquid ammonia be ignited directly?

2019-04-11View Original

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May I ask, when taking a sample of high-purity liquid ammonia and putting it directly into a beaker, will it catch fire? ? ? The liquid ammonia sample we obtained from the ammonia tank can catch fire with just a little amount; we’d like to do a comparison. Feel free to share your thoughts – thank you
Reply #22019-04-12
Liquid ammonia is flammable. But MIE is very large
Reply #32019-04-12
We’ve never done it, nor have we encountered such a situation; we just produce liquid ammonia
Reply #42019-05-09
What is the liquid ammonia analysis there? Could I get some samples to take back and light them to see if they can be ignited? Thank you,,,
Reply #52019-05-11
Liquid ammonia can be ignited, but it has a high ignition point. Our ammonia torch requires natural gas to be mixed in with it for combustion; otherwise, it tends to go out easily.
Reply #62019-07-21
Has the ammonia flare been burning the whole time? Does it still burn under accident conditions?
Reply #72019-08-27
That’s not possible; our ammonia torches are all fueled by natural gas mixed with heat

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