Production process of guanidine nitrate
A production process and a technology for guanidine nitrate, applied in the production process field of guanidine nitrate, can solve problems such as low content and yield, and achieve the effect of improving yield
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[0010] Divide 1050Kg (13.125Kmol) of ammonium nitrate and 525Kg (6.25Kmol) of dicyandiamide into 7 equal parts, and then add the first part of dicyandiamide and ammonium nitrate to the 2000-liter enamel reaction kettle with stirring and thermometer. The reaction temperature is controlled between 130-140°C. When one portion of raw materials is added, the reaction mixture is in a molten state and the reaction temperature is at 130-140°C, then the next portion of raw materials is added until the reaction raw materials are added. It takes about 80- 90 minutes, then increase the reaction temperature to 145-155°C and keep warm for 60 minutes, and finally further increase the reaction temperature to 210-220°C. After 30 minutes of reaction, the reaction ends. After cooling and slicing, the product of guanidine nitrate is obtained: 1563 Kg , content: 94.5%, molar yield: 96.85%.
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[0012] The process is the same as in Example 1, except that the raw material composition is 1100Kg (13.75Kmol) of ammonium nitrate and 525Kg (6.25Kmol). After the reaction, the guanidine nitrate product is obtained: 1610 Kg, content: 92.3%, and molar yield: 97.44%.
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