1 LB Ammonium Nitrate Porous Prills

With the chemical formula NH₄NO₃, ammonium nitrate porous prills are highly hygroscopic, meaning they readily absorb moisture from the air.

While not commonly used in fireworks due to its hygroscopic nature, ammonium nitrate porous prills can be utilized in composite propellants, although their performance is inferior to perchlorate-based propellants.

Ammonium nitrate porous prills act as an oxygen source, accelerating the combustion of other materials in pyrotechnic compositions, but they do not burn on their own.

Due to its sensitivity to moisture and potential for spontaneous ignition when mixed with certain substances, careful handling and storage are essential when using ammonium nitrate porous prills in fireworks.

Ammonium nitrate porous prills are hygroscopic and can absorb moisture from the air, which may affect their performance and stability in pyrotechnic compositions.

Ammonium nitrate porous prills should never be mixed with chlorates, as this can lead to the formation of ammonium chlorate, which may spontaneously ignite. They should also be stored away from moisture and heat sources to prevent spontaneous ignition.

Store ammonium nitrate porous prills in a cool, dry place away from moisture and heat sources, and ensure they are kept in a tightly sealed container.