Process for producing ammonium phosphate from ammonia and wet pr

Chemistry of inorganic compounds – Phosphorus or compound thereof – Oxygen containing

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423310, 71 43, C01B 1516, C01B 2526

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041668405

ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a process for reacting ammonia and wet process phosphoric acid to produce ammonium phosphates, which process comprises feeding the reagents to a vessel comprising two tubular members in fluid flow communication with one another and with a gas disengagement vessel, at least one of said tubular members being generally upright, the ammonia being fed to the basal portion of the upright member, the phosphoric acid being fed to the other tubular member; allowing the resultant reaction mixture to circulate spontaneously up the upright member, through the gas disengagement vessel and through the other member to the upright member; and recovering the ammonium phosphate reaction products from the reaction system.

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