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In which cycle NH3 and CO2 are used as raw materials?

In which cycle NH3 and CO2 are used as raw materials? Correct Answer Montecatini solution recycle

In montecatini solution cycle, NH3 and CO2 are compressed and added to the high pressure autoclave which must be water cooled due to the highly exothermic nature of the reaction.

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