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Project Guide
Dr. S. NIGAM
BY :
13 -ADITYA DESHMUKH
16 -SANKET DIVE
22 -GAJANAN HANGE
23 -PAWAN JAMADAR
Molecular Formula
Molecular Weight
Boiling Point
Melting Point
Specific Gravity
Solubility
Water
- NH2CONH2
- 60
-Decomposes
-1320 c
-1.335
-Fairly Soluble in
CONSUPTION PATTERN
PRODUCTION METHOD
Ammonium carbamate decomposition
method
Ammonia and CO2 are compressed and reacted
at 100-200 atms and 170-190 C in an autoclave
to form ammonium carbamate (NH4COONH2).
Urea is formed by dehydration in a low pressure
stripping operation. Process modification occur
in recycle of un-reacted NH3-CO2and
percentage excess in reactants.
CHEMICAL REACTIONS
Although there are several processes currently used for the
manufacture of urea, the underlying principle for all the
processes is same. The two main reactions involved are:
1) CO2 + 2NH3
NH2COONH4
H= -37.4
Kcal/gm mol
2) NH2COONH4
NH2CONH2 + H2O
H= + 6.3
Kcal/gm mol
3) 2NH2CONH2
NH2CONHCONH2 + NH3
(Biuret)