Chemistry GCSE
Integrated industrial chemistry
What Integrated industrial chemistry means in Chemistry GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Integrated industrial chemistry
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The nitric acid produced can then be reacted with more ammonia to make ammonium nitrate, so the two products are linked within an integrated fertiliser process.
Topics that use Integrated industrial chemistry
- Production and uses of NPK fertilisers (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Ammonia as a feedstock
- Catalytic oxidation
- Fertiliser specification and quality control
- Formulation
- Industrial versus laboratory processes
- Neutralisation and salt formation
- NPK fertilisers
- Salt formation from acids
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