"Wood vinegar liquid is the PH3 acidity liquid that is main composition with acetic acid, and the composition that eat vinegar and tonal extremely similar (it is wei shi taboo color originally or the transparent shallow yellow liquid that removes wood tar completely), press different method respectively refined and become. Simply put, it is the process of burning wood into charcoal smoke from the natural cooling and liquefaction. So wood vinegar is made by carbonizing the tree, converting its energy into a gas and then cooling it naturally into a concentrated liquid. Contains K, Ca, Mg, Zn, Ge, Mn, Fe and other minerals, also contains vitamin B1 and B2, general wood vinegar liquid: agricultural, feed, industrial, commercial use.
Wood Vinegar is an organic liquid produced from the condensation process of the smoke from burning coconut shell biomass. Wood vinegar is also known as liquid smoke/pyroligneous acid. Wood vinegar is formed from the incomplete combustion process of materials containing lignocellulosic.
Wood Vinegar (Wood Vinegar) is an organic liquid produced from the condensation process of smoke burning biomass such as wood. Wood vinegar is also known as liquid smoke/pyroligneous acid. Wood vinegar is formed from the incomplete combustion process of materials containing lignocellulosic. Chemical Components and Nutrients Wood vinegar produces compounds that have antimicrobial, antibacterial, and antioxidant effects. These compounds include phenols (functions as antioxidants), carbonyls (functions as colorants and product flavors), acids (functions as antibacterial), furans, alcohols and esters. The chemical composition of wood vinegar is: Water = 11-92% Phenol = 0.2-2.9% Acid = 2.8-9.5% Carbonyl = 2.6-4% Tar = 1-7% Wood vinegar has many benefits including: Provide nutrients for plants (K, Na, Ca, Fe, B, Mg, N, P, C) Microbial/fungal growth inhibitor As an insecticide and fungicide As a remedy for itching on the skin As an odor remover (anti-microbial and anti-bacterial) Poison absorber Inhibits/kills bacteria As a flavor, aroma and preservative in food (substitute for the smoking process in smoked fish) Rubber clumping Latex Deodorizer Wood Preservative (grade 3)
Wood vinegar pyroligneous acid produced from mangrove charcoal kiln. Nature fertilizer and pesticides. It's works well to as herbicide for certain weed. Let kind to the soil, and soil kind to human.
Wood vinegar has a long history of successful use throughout Asia as an organic growth booster and bio-fertilizer and bio-pesticide substitutes in place of expen-sive fossil-derived agriculture chemicals. PAH free Hard Wood (i.e. Hickory) Bamboo Rice Husk Production capacity: up to 1.000.000 Liter / year Price: USD 5.000
wood vinegar good quality coconut shell based wood vinegar pure golden colour its act like good fertilizer, pesticides and fungicides
Wood vinegar used for agrarian purposes such as pesticides and fertilizers, high quality and large quantities (produced on daily basis)
Wood Vinegar Code : WV Source : Single variety of raw wood Appearance : Liquid pH : 2.6 Total Acidity : 4.87-5.33 % Density : 1.01 g/cm3 Packaging : 200L/drum (gallon)
- Product Name : Also known as Pyroligneous Acid/ Wood Acid. - Product Use : Agriculture & Industrial. - Application: Suitable for All nurseries including oil palm, coconut, paddy, fruity trees, fruiting & leafy vegetables, orchids, cactus & dragon fruit, etc. Comes with numerous benefits for organic farming & as vegetative growth booster. Application eg : 1. To control insects, fungi & help general plant well-being. Retain fruits set & improves fruit quality. 2. To control pests nematodes & for soil sanitazation. 3. Seed sanization. 4. Weed & Moss Control 5. Repel insect, ants, termites & rats. 6. Prevent ticks, fleas, skin diseases, fungal & bacteria infections on pets & cattle. 7. Floor disinfectant. - Product details: Apperance: Liquid pH: 3.0 - 3.5 Odour: Smooky Odour Colour: Reddish Brown
Wood vinegar, also known as pyroligneous acid or wood tar oil, is a liquid byproduct produced during the process of carbonizing or pyrolyzing wood. This process involves heating wood in the absence of air, which leads to the decomposition of the organic compounds in the wood, resulting in the formation of various products, including wood vinegar. Wood vinegar is a complex mixture of organic compounds, including acetic acid, methanol, acetone, and various phenolic compounds. It has a smoky odor and is typically brownish-black in color. Historically, wood vinegar has been used for various purposes, including as a preservative, insect repellent, and in traditional medicine.
