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On the production process of ammonium sulfate (1)

2009-11-03View Original

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This post was last edited by Luo Hu 15185080221 on 2009-11-3 at 16:33. Is the process route for producing ammonium sulfate using liquid ammonia and concentrated sulfuric acid the same as that used in coking plants to produce ammonium sulfate?
Reply #22009-11-03
It should be different. Coking plants use sulfuric acid to absorb the small amount of ammonia present in gas; the reaction is not very exothermic. In contrast, when concentrated sulfuric acid is used to absorb gaseous ammonia, the reaction is much more intense.

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