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Decomposition temperature of ammonium chloride

2019-09-16View Original

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I’m asking the experts here: what is the decomposition temperature of ammonium chloride? ? I checked some information; some say 100 degrees Celsius, while others say around 330 degrees Celsius. . I need to create an industrial ammonium chloride dryer; the goal is simply to dry it, not to decompose it. I’m not sure which type of steam to use, so I need to know what its decomposition temperature is. . If anyone knows, please share. . Thank you
Reply #22019-09-22
Is it dry after coming out of the centrifuge?
Reply #32019-09-23
Ammonium chloride begins to decompose at 100°C and decomposes completely at 330°C. Salts of ammonium have good stability, while salts of weak acids have poor stability
Reply #42019-09-27
Okay~ thank you. . Is there any specific information available on that? I’d like to learn more about it in detail~
Reply #52019-09-27
It’s both yes and no; I want to make a desiccator and understand the decomposition temperature
Reply #62019-09-27
Vacuum drying is recommended; the specific parameters depend on the solvent being dried.

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