Hydrogen + Nitrogen = Ammonia

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Hydrogen + Nitrogen = Ammonia

Environment

does not bioaccumulate

Ammonia isn't long lasting in nature

Ammonia is part of the nitrogen cycle

Ammonia is found in the environment in soil, air, and water.

Society

Regulations

Cost of production = about $350/t

Production = 3,300 tonnes per day

Health concerns

Product = Ammonia

Uses

Cons

High levels of ammonia in air is irritating to skin, eyes and lungs

Pros

Found in a lot of cleaning products

Can be formed into Ammonium salts and other types of Ammonium products

Used in fertilizers world wide

Equations

N2(g) + 3H2(g) → 2NH3(g)

Nitrogen reacts with Hydrogen to create Ammonia

Science

Properties

Ammonia

Corrosive

Toxic

PH level of 11

Pungent

Nitrogen

Non-corrosive

Gaseous

Hydrogen

chemical

Non-toxic

Non-metallic

Flamable

Physical

Tasteless

Odourless

Colourless

Energy

Requires catalyst

Elevated temperature (400–550 °C )

Requires high pressure (100–1,000 atmospheres)

Reactions

Hydroxylamine

Hydrazine

Subtopic

Ammonia is the base for many products

Ammonium

Ammonium sulphate

House hold products

Nutrients

Technology

The technology in making the catalyst to use in ammonia

Not a lot of technology are used to make Ammonia but Ammonia is used in technology to produce or create other things