In fact, most ammonia is used to produce ammonium nitrate, a substance that is both fertilizer and explosive. If it is not needed as fertilizer, it can be used as a cheaper explosive, commonly known as “fertilizer explosive”, to make some explosives. Moreover, ammonia is also needed for ammonium bisulfate (although I’m not sure whether sodium/potassium persulfate is OK), as @dnk1234567 said, in the production of hydrogen peroxide, so ammonia has a very broad application prospect.
Here are some GT5U chemical reactions related to ammonia:
nitrogen+hydrogen=ammonia
distill fermented biomass=ammonia
ammonia+oxygen=nitrogen monoixde+water
ammonia+oxygen=nitric acid+water(in large chemical reactor)
ammonia+hypochlororus acid=chloramine+hydrochloric acid
ammonia+methanol=dimethylamine
ammonia+methanol+hypochlororus acid=1,1-dimethylhydrazine+hydrochloric acid+water(in large chemical reactor)
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