Electronic grade ammonia is a high purity solution made by mixing ammonia and water in specific proportions. It is alkaline and can react with acids to form salts. Electronic grade ammonia is very pure and has undergone special treatment and strict quality control to remove a wide range of impurities and ions to ensure a degree of contamination. It has good stability and can maintain performance and purity for a long time. Electronic grade ammonia has excellent solubility and can dissolve many substances. It is widely used in the electronics industry to clean electronic components and equipment surfaces, remove contaminants and kill microorganisms. Although corrosive, it is safe to use under proper conditions. Electronic grade ammonia is one of the indispensable chemicals in the electronics industry, providing important support for the manufacture of high-quality electronic products.

Properties of Electronic Grade Ammonia

1. Chemical properties

Electronic grade ammonia is a solution made of ammonia (NH3) and water (H2O) mixed in a certain proportion. It is alkaline and can react with acidic substances to form the corresponding salt.

2. Purity

The purity of electronic grade ammonia is very high, usually below the level of ppb (parts per billion) or ppm (parts per million). It undergoes special treatment and strict quality control to remove a variety of impurities and ions to ensure the degree of contamination.

3. Stability

Electronic grade ammonia has good stability and can maintain its performance and purity for a long time. However, it may decompose or degrade under long-term storage or subjected to inappropriate conditions, such as high temperature, sunlight irradiation and so on.

4. Solubility

Electronic grade ammonia has good solubility and can dissolve many substances, including inorganic salts, organic compounds and oxides.

5. Cleanability

Electronic grade ammonia has excellent cleaning ability, can remove organic and inorganic pollutants on the surface, and kill microorganisms. It is widely used in the electronics industry to clean electronic components and equipment surfaces.

6. Highly corrosive

Although electronic grade ammonia is corrosive to metals and certain materials, it can be used safely under proper conditions of use, especially in suitable applications in the electronics industry.