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In the sulfur processing process, can elemental nitrogen produce ammonia?

2018-04-25View Original

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This post was last edited by liaifeng on 2018-7-29 15:45. In the sulfur processing process, can elemental nitrogen be converted into ammonia?
Reply #22018-04-26
No, the ammonia synthesis reaction requires high temperature, high pressure, and a catalyst; the catalyst is an iron catalyst
Reply #32018-04-26
Ammonia is formed from hydrogen and nitrogen; without an efficient catalyst and under appropriate temperature and pressure conditions, ammonia will never be formed, as determined by the basic principles of chemical thermodynamics.
Reply #42018-04-30
Nitrogen in the furnace generates NOx under peroxide conditions; will NOx produce NH3 in the hydrogenation reactor?

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