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25% ammonia solution diluted to 7%

2016-09-19View Original

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I’ve come across a device that requires 7% concentration ammonia. I would like to ask the experts: is heat released when 25% ammonia is diluted to 7% concentration? How much heat is there? Can someone help simulate it? Thank you very much
Reply #22016-09-19
This post was last edited by ylb913 on 2016-9-20 at 22:22. Changing from a less stable state to a more stable state is an exothermic process. The dissolution of ammonia in water is an exothermic process; it is the process by which NH3 combines with H2O to form the more stable NH3.H2O. When ammonia water is diluted, a small amount of free ammonia may continue to undergo hydration, but this amount should be very small, and no significant heat release should occur.
Reply #32016-10-06
I’ve seen that in some companies, it’s the workers themselves who prepare it – they simply do a quick calculation based on volume and concentration before starting work.

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