Ammonium Nitrate for Professionals: Handy Guide to the Purchasers of Ammonium Nitrate

Ammonium nitrate (AN) is derived from the reaction between ammonia and nitric acid. It contains 33.5-34% nitrogen, of which half is in the nitrate form, which is easily assimilated by plants, and half is in the ammonia form. It is used principally as a nitrogen source in fertilizers and is the main component of most nonmilitary industrial explosives and blasting agents

This Ammonium Nitrate And Explosives Guide is a ready reckoner and handy guide to the purchasers of...
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Ammonium nitrate (AN) is derived from the reaction between ammonia and nitric acid. It contains 33.5-34% nitrogen, of which half is in the nitrate form, which is easily assimilated by plants, and half is in the ammonia form. It is used principally as a nitrogen source in fertilizers and is the main component of most nonmilitary industrial explosives and blasting agents

This Ammonium Nitrate And Explosives Guide is a ready reckoner and handy guide to the purchasers of ammonium nitrate and manufacturers of explosives (containing ammonium nitrate).

It is written to facilitate understanding the nature of technical specifications in finalizing purchases of ammonium nitrate.

The contents in the Ammonium Nitrate And Explosives Guide will help the purchasers in asking for the correct parameters of AN, from the AN sellers.