Anhydrous Ammonia

Also known as NH3, anhydrous Ammonia is a chemical compound made of Nitrogen 82% and Hydrogen 18%. It is produced using Natural gas as the main feedstock. The other feeds required are Steam and Air. These feed materials undergo a series of reactions in the ammonia plant, before ammonia is produced in gaseous form. This is turned into liquid under pressure and cooling down. Ammonia is stored ata temperature of minus 33 deg centigrade in a, specially refrigerated ammonia storage tank
Properties:
Colourless gas with a distinctive odour that is compressed into a liquid in pressurized tanks for storage and application
Boils at -33°C
Advantages:

• Has the highest N content of any fertilizer at 82%, in a form that is readily available for plants.
• Fully Refrigerated Anhydrous Ammonia [Fertilizer Grade]