Guanidine Nitrate Production Cost Reports

Guanidine Nitrate production cost report provides a comprehensive analysis and know-how for setting up a Guanidine Nitrate production plant. The study covers all the requisite aspects that one needs to know for the production of Guanidine Nitrate. This includes manufacturing processes, raw material requirements, utility requirements, infrastructure requirements, machinery and technology requirements, manpower requirements, packaging requirements, transportation requirements, etc.

Guanidine Nitrate is a chemical compound consisting of one carbon atom, attached with six hydrogen atoms, four nitrogen and three oxygen atoms. Its chemical formula is CH5N3.HNO3 and its molecular weight is 122.08 g/mol. It is a white crystalline solid compound with fine water solubility. Its melting point is measured approximately at 214 °C and it decomposes when heated above that. It is a water-soluble solid that can be slightly soluble in acetone. Similarly, it is soluble in alcohols, including ethanol.

Guanidine Nitrate is an organic chemical and has a density of 1.436 g/cm³. The compound, on heating, undergoes decomposition and emits highly toxic and irritating fumes of oxides of nitrogen and nitric acid in the air. It remains stable under normal conditions and neutral in its aqueous solution form. It belongs to the family of nitrates and nitrites, which helps in oxidizing chemical processes. It is a corrosive chemical that, on contamination with combustible compounds, can accelerate their burning.

It is considered a high-energy fuel in the petrochemical industry. It serves as an oxidizer in different chemical and commercial operations. Guanidine Nitrate is a solid chemical compound that is widely associated with chemical and petrochemical industries. The compound is utilized in the formulation of some gas generators as well as solid rocket propellant applications, as well.

It is a toxic nitrate variety that is applicable in different other operations, including production of propellants, agrochemicals including fertilizers and more. Guanidine Nitrate is utilized in automobile bags, where it is used to generate nitrogen gas that inflates the airbags. It decomposes rapidly, exhibiting an exothermic reaction, and helps in the production of energy fuels in petrochemical industries.

Guanidine Nitrate is an oxidizing chemical with large-scale applications in the market domains. The market for the compound is largely driven by its wide range of demand in the downstream chemical, petrochemical, agrochemical, and automotive industries. It serves as an oxidizing nitrate with different chemical operations. It serves as a propellant and energy fuel that boosts its demand in the chemical and petrochemical sectors. Moreover, its demand in the automotive domain to produce airbags helps in increasing its overall usage in the automotive industry on a large scale. All of these applications strengthen its demand and influence its procurement in the chemical industry.