Project Description
Ammonium Bicarbonate (Macro and powder crystal) |
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| Other Names | Trona. Ammonium bicarbonate salt. Bicarbonate ammonia. |
| IUPAC Name | Ammonium hydrogen carbonate |
General Introduction of Ammonium Bicarbonate:
A branch of bicarbonate salts which is represented by (NH4)HCO3 or NH5CO3 formula and is produced by chemical methods.
Ammonium Bicarbonate (Macro and powder crystal) |
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|---|---|
| Other Names | Trona. Ammonium bicarbonate salt. Bicarbonate ammonia. |
| IUPAC Name | Ammonium hydrogen carbonate |
General Introduction of Ammonium Bicarbonate:
A branch of bicarbonate salts which is represented by (NH4)HCO3 or NH5CO3 formula and is produced by chemical methods.
Usage:
- Animal feed: It is the acidity regulating agent for animals and nutritional supplements for animals and poultry.
- Agriculture Industries: It is being used in some east Asian countries as a rich source of nitrogen.
- Food Industries: It is being used as the acidity regulating agent and the source of producing carbon dioxide gas for increasing the volume of cakes and cookies.
Maintenance:
Keep in dry and cool place, out of interaction with other chemical materials such as acids and corrosive substances.
Consume up to one year after production.
Do not expose to sunlight and direct heat.
Warnings:
- Avoid eating raw material.
- In the case of contact with eyes rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice as soon as possible (dust and smell of the ammonia resulted from its product decomposition causes temporary damage to eyes)
- Do not heat.
- Avoid mixing with corrosive or acidic chemical materials as it causes carbon dioxide gas and a strong ammonia odor.
- Prevent water or steam from reaching the product due to causing water of crystallization absorption and harden the product.