Ammonia Synthesis | Overview, Process & Reaction

SOLVED: 4.7. Ammonia is synthesized from hydrogen and nitrogen. The synthesis gas is usually produced from hydrocarbons. The most common raw materials are oil or natural gas, though coal and even peat can be used. When produced from natural gas, the synthesis gas will be impure, containing up to 5% inerts, mainly methane and argon. The reaction equilibrium and rate are favored by high pressure. The conversion is low, about 15%, and so, after removal of the ammonia produced, the gas is recycled t

Anhydrous ammonia: The gas that provides (almost) all of our food | Reactions Science Videos - American Chemical Society

Anhydrous Ammonia | Uses, Storage & Substitutes