Ammonium Chloride 99.5% Nh4cl for Industry Grade Fertilizer Grade

• Grade Standard: Industrial Grade
• Appearance: Solid
• Certification: ISO
• Transport Package: 25kg/50kg
• Specification: 50kg/25kg/in bulk
• Trademark: Dengfeng Chemical
• Model NO.: Ammonium Chloride 99.5%
• Origin: Henan China
• HS Code: 2827109000
• Production Capacity: 10000tons/Month

Product Description

Ammonium chloride is a white crystalline solid with multiple significant physical properties. It has high solubility in water and is easily dissolved to form a transparent and colorless solution. At room temperature, it is prone to sublimation, which means it directly transforms from a solid to vapor without going through the liquid phase - a common characteristic when heating this compound. It has a unique odor and salty taste. Its crystal structure is usually described as composed of chloride ions and ammonium ions bonded together by strong ionic bonds. In addition, it shows a tendency to absorb water from the atmosphere, a characteristic called hygroscopicity, which can lead to clumping or clumping if stored improperly. In addition, it exhibits endothermic dissolution in water, which means that... It absorbs heat from the surrounding environment during the dissolution process, producing a cooling effect


 

INDEX	STANDARD
Ammonium Chloride	≥99.5%
Moisture	≤0.7%
FE	≤ 0.0007%
Heavy Metal (As Pb)	≤ 0.0005%
Sulphate (As SO4)	≤ 0.02%
Residue on ignition	≤ 0.4
PH Value	4.0-5.8
Appcarance	White crystal

 
 
Application:
Ammonium chloride, commonly known as NH4Cl, finds versatile applications across various industries. In agriculture, it serves as a nitrogen source in fertilizers, promoting healthy plant growth and enhancing crop yield. In the pharmaceutical sector, it is utilized in cough medicines due to its expectorant properties, aiding in the clearance of mucus from the respiratory tract. Moreover, in the manufacturing of dry-cell batteries, it acts as an electrolyte, facilitating the flow of ions between electrodes. Its use extends to the metallurgical industry for fluxing and metal surface treatment processes, ensuring cleaner metal surfaces and improved solderability. Additionally, it serves as a flux in the production of tin and soldering alloys, enabling efficient soldering by removing oxides from metal surfaces. Furthermore, in laboratory settings, it functions as a reagent for various chemical reactions and as a pH buffer in biochemical experiments.