Molar mass of Nitrogen 14, Hydrogen 1, so an Ammonia molar mass is 17g of which 3g is hydrogen. ie only 17.6% hydrogen.
I have built a haber process Ammonia plant (moons ago) and huge energy is required to get Nitrogen to combine with the hydrogen.
Try 150 bars pressure (about 2250psi) and 900 degrees C to get a partial conversion!
Impractical, me thinks.
Hydrides may be the solution, but not for export.
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