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Ammonium Chloride 25-0-0

Ammonium chloride nitrogen fertiliser – ammonium nitrogen for rice and other chloride-tolerant crops.

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Description

Ammonium chloride (NH4Cl) is a nitrogen fertiliser supplying its nitrogen entirely in ammonium form, together with chloride. It is a lower-cost nitrogen source for crops that tolerate chloride, and the standard nitrogen fertiliser for rice across much of Asia.

Supplied in bulk, bulka bags or bagged from 10 MT, delivered Australia-wide and shipped worldwide, with a Certificate of Analysis and Safety Data Sheet against the batch supplied.

Ammonium Chloride Specification

The declared analysis and supply detail are set out below. Nitrogen content varies slightly by grade — a Certificate of Analysis is issued on request against the batch you actually receive, and that certificate governs.

Product name Ammonium Chloride
Chemical formula NH4Cl
CAS No. 12125-02-9
Product family Straight nitrogen fertiliser
Declared analysis (N–P–K) 25–0–0 (grade dependent)
Total nitrogen (N) 25% — confirmed on the Certificate of Analysis
Nitrogen form Ammonium
Phosphorus (as P2O5) 0%
Potassium (as K2O) 0%
Chloride Present — not for chloride-sensitive crops
Physical form Confirmed on your quotation
Packaging Bulk, one-tonne bulka bag or bagged — confirmed on your quotation
Minimum order 10 – 25 MT, depending on the product and the destination
Availability Australia-wide delivery; international shipping on request
Certificate of Analysis Issued on request against your delivered batch
Safety Data Sheet Available on request — request it before handling

Where Ammonium Chloride Is Used

Rice

The classic use. In flooded soil, nitrate nitrogen is lost rapidly through denitrification, so a fertiliser that supplies nitrogen as ammonium rather than nitrate keeps more of it available to the crop. Ammonium chloride is used at scale in rice production for exactly this reason.

Coconut, oil palm and other chloride-responsive crops

These crops not only tolerate chloride, they respond to it. Supplying nitrogen and chloride together suits them well.

Wheat and other chloride-tolerant field crops

Where chloride is not a problem and the price per unit of nitrogen is competitive, it does the same job as any other ammonium nitrogen source.

Where a lower-cost nitrogen source is wanted

Ammonium chloride typically sits below urea in cost per tonne but carries less nitrogen, so the comparison that matters is cost per unit of N delivered to your gate. Ask us for both and compare them properly.

The Chloride Limits Where It Can Go

Ammonium chloride carries a large amount of chloride — considerably more, per unit of nitrogen, than any other common nitrogen fertiliser. That rules it out for a specific list of crops and situations.

  • Do not use on chloride-sensitive crops: potatoes, tobacco, grapes, citrus, berries, avocados and many vegetables. Use ammonium sulphate or urea instead.
  • Watch total salt on saline soils and where irrigation water is already salty.
  • It acidifies soil as the ammonium nitrifies, much as ammonium sulphate does. Useful on alkaline ground, a cost on acidic ground. Monitor pH with regular soil tests and lime when the test calls for it.

Send us the soil test and the crop and we will say plainly whether this is the right nitrogen source for that paddock — on a good number of Australian soils it is not, and we would rather tell you before you buy it.

Ammonium Chloride, Urea or Ammonium Sulphate?

Product Nitrogen Also carries Choose it when
Ammonium Chloride About 25% Chloride Rice, coconut, oil palm and other chloride-tolerant crops
Urea 46-0-0 46% — Lowest cost per unit of N, and you can water it in
Ammonium Sulphate 21% Sulphur Sulphur is short as well, or chloride is unacceptable

Ammonium Chloride — Common Questions

How much nitrogen does it supply?

Around 250 kg of nitrogen per tonne at a 25% grade. Nitrogen content varies slightly between grades, so check the Certificate of Analysis for the batch you receive.

Why use it on rice instead of urea?

In flooded soil, nitrogen that converts to nitrate is lost quickly through denitrification. Ammonium chloride supplies ammonium nitrogen, which is held in the soil and stays available to the crop.

Which crops must not receive it?

Chloride-sensitive crops — potatoes, tobacco, grapes, citrus, berries, avocados and many vegetables. The chloride load is high, so this matters more here than with muriate of potash.

Is it the same as the ammonium chloride used in industry?

The same compound, but grades differ. Fertiliser grade is specified for nutrient content; industrial and pharmaceutical grades are specified for purity and cost more. Tell us the use and we will quote the right grade.

Does it lower soil pH?

Yes, like other ammonium fertilisers. That helps on alkaline soils and hurts on acidic ones. Test and lime accordingly.

Packing and Quantities

Ammonium Chloride is supplied in bulk, in 1,000 kg and 500 kg bulka bags, and in 50 kg and 25 kg bags. Minimum order is 10–25 MT, depending on the product and the destination. Packing formats, 20ft container loading figures, and bagging and marking are set out in full on our Delivery & Freight page.

Handling and Storage

Store Ammonium Chloride dry, off the ground and out of direct weather. Full handling and storage guidance is on the Delivery & Freight page.

Request the Safety Data Sheet before handling Ammonium Chloride. Ask for it with your enquiry and we will supply it.

A Certificate of Analysis for your delivered batch and the Safety Data Sheet are both available on request. Where a Certificate of Analysis is issued for a batch, that certificate governs.

Ammonium Chloride 25-0-0 Data Sheet

Technical Data Sheet — Ammonium Chloride 25-0-0Letterheaded PDF: declared analysis, nutrient loading, packing formats, container loading and handling. View it in your browser or save a copy.

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A Certificate of Analysis for your delivered batch and the Safety Data Sheet are both available on request. The analysis in the data sheet is the nominal specification; where a Certificate of Analysis is issued for a batch, that certificate governs.

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