ArticleACS omega2026
Chemical Composition, Physicochemical Properties, and Morphological Characterization of Granules of AmmoniumNitrate Modified by Serpentinite Additive.
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Abstract
This study investigated the modification of ammonium nitrate (AN) granules with serpentinite (SP) from the Arvaten deposit, Uzbekistan, to improve their physicochemical, morphological, and safety-related thermal characteristics. Serpentinite was introduced into molten AN at AN/SP mass ratios ranging from 100:0.5 to 100:4.0, and the resulting mixtures were granulated under laboratory conditions. The AN-0.025SP formulation, prepared using 2.5 g of serpentinite per 100 g of AN, was selected as the highest serpentinite-containing composition that retained a nitrogen content above 34.0 wt %. This formulation contained 34.07 wt % total nitrogen and 0.80 wt % total MgO. Compared with pure AN, AN-0.025SP exhibited a decrease in caking strength from 5.62 to 2.80 kgf cm
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