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Otto_Harper

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1. My question is: "Where do they get the ammonia from?"

Reply to Caribbeans (Original post)

Fri Nov 8, 2024, 06:13 PM

Nov 2024

The thing is, ammonia is produced by a chemical reaction between Nitrogen from the air, and hydrogen. In their case, I must assume they use methane from their abundant hydrocarbons as the feedstock for this reaction. In that case, where does the carbon which is liberated go?

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The Saudis Eye Hydrogen And A New Energy Superpower Status [View all] Caribbeans Nov 2024 OP

My question is: "Where do they get the ammonia from?" Otto_Harper Nov 2024 #1

Renewables Caribbeans Nov 2024 #2

Oh. Renewables. Otto_Harper Nov 2024 #3