Q. What is the best way to store ammonium chloride?
Answer
Ammonium chloride should be stored in
tightly closed containers in a dry well-ventilated space. It should also be
kept away from chemicals like ammonium nitrate and potassium chlorate. Ammonium
chloride reacts violently with strong oxidizers such as alkalis and their
carbonates permanganates bromium trifluoride lead and silver salts.
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