simple question..

[LoW_JacK]

HCL + NH₃ = Ammonium Chloride + ?


The ? doesnt concearn me as much as the easy addition reaction of ,lets say, muratic acid + 99.99% pure ammonia, equalling ammonium chloride salt. Is this as simple as it sounds? I've pondered about the ammonia needing some H₂O with it. But for the most part, It's a straight forward way of producing ammonium chloride salt....?
NO/Yeah?

[Tdurden969]

Yes.

Muriatic acid and ammonia water = ammonium chloride.

What do you mean  99.99% ammonia?

[ApprenticeCook]

Do you mean gaseous ammonia? have fun....  
personally, rather use somewhat diluted, 30-40%??? and gas with HCl...

And yes your right, its a+b reaction...
acid + base --> salt + water (not water here though)
HCl + NH₃ --> NH₄Cl

[LoW_JacK]

What do you mean  99.99% ammonia?

Just the shit in liquid form that boasts of being pure ammonia. As opposed 2 lemon scented.