Water Soluble Fertilizer.
Mono Ammonium Phosphate (MAP, 12-61-00) Technical Grade, 100% water soluble, White, Crystal. 8kg, 25kg, or 1000kg bags.
Supplier: Water soluble fertilizer NPK, mono potassium phosphate(00 52 34), potassium nitrate(13 00 45), potassium sulphate (00 00 50), mono ammonium phosphate(12 61 00), calcium nitrate (CNG), NPK (19:19:19), NPK (13:40:13)
Supplier: Water soluble fertilizer npk
1) mono potassium phosphate(00 52 34)
2) potassium nitrate(13 00 45)
3) potassium sulphate (00 00 50)
4) mono ammonium phosphate(12 61 00)
5) calcium nitrate (cng)
6) npk (19:19:19)
7) npk (13:40:13)
Buyer: Potassium sulphate, cotton fabric, textiles fabrics
Ammophos GS(GOST) 18918-85 Chemical formula: NH4H2PO4 (NH4)2HPO4 Appearance: Granules from light gray to dark gray MAP stands for Monoammonium Phosphate, and it is a common type of fertilizer. It's a water-soluble fertilizer that contains two important nutrients for plant growth: nitrogen and phosphorus. The chemical formula for monoammonium phosphate is NHHPO. The typical analysis of MAP fertilizer is often represented as a set of three numbers, such as 12-61-0. In this case, the numbers refer to the percentage of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P), and potassium (K) in the fertilizer, respectively. Using the example, the fertilizer contains 12% nitrogen, 61% phosphorus, and 0% potassium. MAP is known for its high phosphorus content, which is essential for plant root development, flowering, and fruiting. It is commonly used in agriculture and horticulture to provide a readily available source of these nutrients to plants. MAP is suitable for use in various crops, including grains, oilseeds, fruits, and vegetables. As Ark Global Kimya, we do MAP Fertilizers wholesale and export
Supplier: Water Soluble Fertilizer NPK 1) Mono Potassium Phosphate(00-52-34) 2) Potassium Nitrate(13-00-45) 3) Potassium Sulphate (00-00-50) 4) Mono Ammonium Phosphate(12-61-00) 5) Calcium Nitrate (CNG) 6) NPK (19:19:19) 7) NPK (13:40:13)
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Buyer: All metals, minerals, petroleum products, food products and paper products
Supplier: Cotton yarn, cotton and poly cotton fabrics, recycled yarn , grs certified , shoddy , wool waste , bed sheets, towels, kitchen towels, knitted bed sheets , jersey sheets, woven bedding, spinning waste, rice, sugar, cement, clinker, frozen chicken, frozen beef, edible oils, palm oil, wheat, soybean, corn, barley, bitumen, copper cathode, urea, aluminum ingot, sulfur, coal, ores, dap, pet coke, fertilizers, npk, base oil, petroleum products , mattress cover , pillow , micro fibre bed sheets , quilt , pink salt , himalayan salt
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Diammonium phosphate, commonly referred to as (DAP 18-46), is the world's most used phosphate fertilizer. As a primary nutrient, DAP helps the plant to capture and convert the sun's energy into useful compounds for the plant. It also stimulates root development and enhances the durability of the stems. Usage: In addition to its wide usage in the agricultural sector, DAP is also used to impregnate matches, and as a flame-retardant (for fighting forest fires).