@chemistry_icon: 🧪 How Ammonia Becomes Nitric Acid | The Ostwald Process Nitric acid is manufactured using the Ostwald Process, one of the most important industrial chemical processes. It begins with ammonia, which reacts with oxygen over a platinum-rhodium catalyst to produce nitric oxide. This nitric oxide is further oxidized into nitrogen dioxide, which is then absorbed in water to form nitric acid (HNO₃). This acid is widely used in fertilizers, explosives, pharmaceuticals, and many industrial chemicals. From ammonia to nitric acid—all in three amazing reactions! ⚗️ Which industrial process should the Little Engineers build next? Comment below and follow for more cinematic science reels! #Science #chemistry #acid #experiment #growth

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