2008Russian Journal of Applied ChemistryRequires access

Enhancing the strength of granules and thermal stability of ammonium nitrate

Igor Ryshchenko, N. S. Kulatskii, А. S. Sаvеnkоv, I. N. Protiven’, L. N. Ratushnaya

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The effect of sulfate ions on the physicochemical properties of ammonium nitrate with a dolomite additive was examined. Changes in the rate of the IV → III phase transition, granule strength, number of thermal cycles, and content of ammonium nitrate aerosol in air after the granulation tower were evaluated.

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The effect of sulfate ions on the physicochemical properties of ammonium nitrate with a dolomite additive was examined. Changes in the rate of the IV → III phase transition, granule strength, number of thermal cycles, and content of ammonium nitrate aerosol in air after the granulation tower were evaluated.

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The effect of sulfate ions on the physicochemical properties of ammonium nitrate with a dolomite additive was examined. Changes in the rate of the IV → III phase transition, granule strength, number of thermal cycles, and content of ammonium nitrate aerosol in air after the granulation tower were evaluated.

Key concepts: Chemistry, Ammonium nitrate, Ammonium sulfate, Nitrate, Ammonium, Thermal stability, Granule (geology), Inorganic chemistry

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