Can ammonium chloride produced by the double-alkali method be used as a raw material for batteries?
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Can ammonium chloride produced by the double-alkali method be used directly as a material for batteries without the need for any additional purification equipment? The raw materials for caustic soda are salts and natural gas.
I’m not very familiar with the hydrazine industry. However, I believe that as long as your ammonium chloride product meets the **standards**, it should be suitable as a raw material for batteries. If there are special requirements for ammonium chloride in battery materials, it’s really unnecessary to go beyond the **standards! Otherwise, where will the battery industry find raw materials?