The ammonia synthesis is discussed in the PtX process envelope both as hydrogen shutle and as direct replacement of exis?ng fossil based ammonia. Describe the ammonia synthesis process that is the current industrial standard as well as the proposed PtX technology. What are the key differences and technological challenges

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