Why is the use of potassium chloride prohibited in the primary tank due to nitrochloro groups?
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As the title suggests, why is it prohibited to add potassium chloride to the primary tank in the presence of nitrochloro groups?
We do not produce nitrochloro groups. I read an article on a forum that mentioned potassium nitrochloride cannot be used in the first stage of the process, so I’m asking for the reason.
Potassium chloride itself contains chloride ions, and these ions cause *ao acid an to catalyze the intense decomposition of the fuse at lower temperatures, leading to an explosion. When added directly into one mixing tank, it comes into direct contact with the reactants; whereas when added to other mixing tanks, the anti-explosive properties are enhanced due to the modification of monoammonium phosphate, so adding potassium chloride does not pose any danger.