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CARBONATO ACIDO DE AMONIO (Véase: Bicarbonato de amonio)

AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

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Generalities AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Description AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Is a colorless or white solid with a faint ammonia odor.

Uses AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

In fire-extinguishing mixtures, in baking power, in cooling baths, it is also used in wide industries of plastics, rubber, dyes, ceramics, pigments; compounding of cleaners and polishes, manufacturing and as a basic fertilizer and as a source of ammonia.

Raw Materials

Ammonia,
Carbon dioxide.

Properties AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Is soluble in water, it reacts with strong bases and strong oxidating, reacts violently with acids and its decompose when warming up 35 ºC, producing steam of ammoniac.

Obtaining method AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Usually prepared by passing an excess of carbon dioxide through concentrate ammonia.

Chemical Identifiers AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

NFPA 704 Fire diamond
NFPA 704 is a standard maintained by the U.S. National Fire Protection Association. AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Flammability 0. Will not burn.

Health 1. Exposure would cause irritation with only minor residual injury.

Instability / Reactivity 0. Normally stable, even under fire exposure conditions, and is not reactive with water.

CAS Chemical Abstracts Service
CAS registry number AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

1066-33-7

Synonymy AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Acid ammonium carbonate,
Ammonium hydrogen carbonate,
Ammonium hydrogen carbonate.

Hazards AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Inhalation

Symptoms in case of inhalation: cough and pain throat.

Skin

Irritanting.

Eyes

Symptoms in case of contact with eyes: reddening and pain.

Response Recommendations AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

First Aid

Fire Fighting

Use the indicated extintor agent for the type of surrounding fire.

Protective Clothing

Wear lenses of security, gloves, respiratory protection located extraction and dressing gown.

Physical properties AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Molecular formula AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

NH₄HCO₃

Flash point
The flash point of a flammable liquid is the lowest temperature at which it can form an ignitable mixture in air.

Non flammable.

Density and phase AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

1.59 g/cm ³

Molar mass

79,056 g/mol

Melting point
The temperature range at which it changes state from solid to liquid.

106 ºC (sublimes)

Chemical properties AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate)

Solubility in water

17.4% at 20 ºC

ALGUNOS PROVEEDORES DEL PRODUCTO/SERVICIO:

CARBONATO ACIDO DE AMONIO (Véase: Bicarbonato de amonio) / (AMMONIUM ACID CARBONATE (See: Ammonia bicarbonate) )

Abaquim, S.A.