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Chemical reaction between salt and sulfamic acid

2004

I have just started working with Sulfamic Acid (H3NO3S). I have been developing a salt neutralizer that maintains a very good pH range. My question is simply the following reaction and what the products are:

H3NO3S + NaCl + H2O => ?

What are the products?

Jesse Jones
Chemical Engineer (R&D) - Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

Since it is in solution, you will form a mixture of sulphamate, chloride and sodium ions. From this you can get sodium sulphamate and hydrochloric acid, depending on the chemical equilibrium of the system.

Trevor Crichton
R&D practical scientist
Chesham, Bucks, UK
2004

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