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Ammonium nitrate is an inorganic chemical that has numerous applications in   different industries. However, various problems are associated with both the   production and subsequent storage of ammonium nitrate, including caking,   degradation, unwanted phase transition, and recrystallization. Although   several methods have been developed to attempt to solve these problems, many   of them fail to work in practice. In this study, different compounds   including silicic acid and sodium silicate were added to slow the progress of   or to prevent the degradation of ammonium nitrate. Multiple instrumental   analyses such as ion chromatography and scanning electron microscopy were   used to monitor the degradation process

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Effects of sodium silicate, calcium carbonate, and silicic acid on ammonium nitrate degradation, and analytical investigations of the degradation process on an industrial scale