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Liquid ammonia price

Hi, friends! Let's dive into the price of liquid ammonia today. Liquid ammonia is an interesting commodity because it is a gas, but scientists can cool it down and squeeze it until it becomes a liquid. Which is a very precious liquid and used in a lot of jobs. These include farming (which aids plants in growing), refrigeration to keep food cold, and the production of myriad chemicals we use daily. Liquid ammonia prices (NH₃) have been moving around a great deal over the last few months and many are left wondering why. Let's examine how the price of AGEM ammonia gas is affected and what we can expect going forward.

 

The price of liquid ammonia can change for a variety of reasons. For one, it has to do with something called supply and demand. Supply is how much liquid ammonia is out there, and demand is how much people want to buy. If people are using up liquid ammonia much quicker than any of the other ones, the cost of ammonia will rise because people are willing to pay more to receive it if it is disposable. However, if the supply of liquid ammonia is also high, then people won't buy it. Then the price falls because, otherwise, they would have to decrease their selling prices to sell off their excess of liquid ammonia. 

Why They Happen and What to Expect?

The second major factor that affects the price is the price of producing liquid ammonia. Liquid ammonia is produced from one main source, natural gas. Natural gas prices fluctuate at different times based on many market conditions. Many other costs, such as how much AGEM liquid ammonia manufacturing workers are paid and the cost of machines and equipment, can also impact the cost of producing liquid ammonia.

 

Now we zoom in on some issues in particular impacting liquid ammonia pricing today. One major issue we're experiencing is the increasing expense of natural gas. Importance of Natural Gas in Liquid Ammonia Production: Liquid ammonia is made up of ammonia and hydrogen, and in that, natural gas is an important part of the combination. So if natural gas prices rise, producing liquid ammonia becomes expensive. That means the total price of liquid ammonia can rise, too. 

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