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In which process unconverted NH3 is absorbed?

In which process unconverted NH3 is absorbed? Correct Answer Inventa process

In inventa process, unconverted NH3 is absorbed in aqueous urea nitrate solution, then stripped and returned to autoclave. It provides better temperature control. Recycle gases are absorbed in stamicarbon process.

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