NPK 17 44 0 Urea Phosphate Fertilizer Main Contents 98 Percent Min H3PO4 CONH2 2 Enhances Plant Growth and Soil Fertility for Agricultural Product Description: Urea phosphate, commonly referred to as urea phosphate salt, is chemically represented by the formula CO(NH₂)₂·H₃PO₄. This compound typically manifests as white, granular crystalline particles. It exhibits high solubility in water but is insoluble in organic solvents. The substance has a melting point of approximately

Urea Phosphate 50%Min. Total Nutrient PH 2.5-3.8 for Optimal Crop Development Product Description: This product is an acidic phosphate fertilizer with a pH value ranging from 2.5 to 3.8. It has been newly developed by our team specifically for alkaline soil conditions. Ideal for use as both a base fertilizer and topdressing, this product is most effective in alkaline and sandy soils. The performance of this fertilizer surpasses that of traditional phosphate fertilizers.

MKP Monopotassium Phosphate Providing Essential Nutrients For Strong And Healthy Plants Product Description: Potassium dihydrogen phosphate, commonly known as Monopotassium phosphate or abbreviated as MKP, has the chemical formula KH2PO4. This compound presents itself as white crystals or a white powder, with no discernible odor. It holds a relative density of 2.338 and a melting point of 96℃. When subject to heat, at around 400℃, it undergoes a transformation into potassium

Especially For Alkaline Soil Chemical Urea Phosphate NPK 17 44 0 Fertilizer Enhancing Soil Fertility and Plant Development Product Description: Urea phosphate, commonly referred to as urea phosphate salt, is chemically represented by the formula CO(NH₂)₂·H₃PO₄. This compound typically appears as white granular crystals. It exhibits high solubility in water, yet it does not dissolve in organic solvents. The melting point of urea phosphate is recorded at 117.3°C. When dissolved

Nitrogen 17 Percent Min Urea Phosphate Chemical Fertilizer with PH 1 Point 6 to 2 Point 4 and Water Insoluble Content 0 Point 1 Percent Max Product Description: Urea Phosphate Overview Urea phosphate, also referred to as urea phosphate salt, is a chemical compound with the formula CO(NH₂)₂·H₃PO₄. It typically appears in the form of white granular crystals. This compound is known for its high solubility in water, while it remains insoluble in organic solvents. The melting

Soluble In Water Slowly Urea Phosphate Fertilizer Featuring Phosphorus Pentoxide 44 Percent Min for Improved Soil Health Product Description: Urea phosphate, commonly referred to as urea phosphate salt, is chemically represented by the formula CO(NH₂)₂·H₃PO₄. This compound is characterized by its white granular crystalline appearance. It exhibits high solubility in water, making it easily dissolvable, while it remains insoluble in organic solvents. The melting point of urea

Soluble In Water MKP Monopotassium Phosphate Other Name MKP CAS No 7778-77-0 Product Description: Potassium dihydrogen phosphate, also known as Monopotassium phosphate and abbreviated as MKP, has the chemical formula KH 2 PO 4 . It presents as white crystals or a white powder, with no discernible odor, and is stable in air. The relative density of MKP is 2.338, with a melting point of 96℃. Upon losing water at 400℃, it transforms into potassium pyrophosphate. MKP readily

As Fertilizer Phosphoric Acid Urea Complex with Main Contents as H3PO4CONH22 98 Percent Min Supports Nutrient Delivery and Enhanced Crop Product Description: Urea Phosphate Overview Urea phosphate, which is also referred to as urea phosphate salt, is a chemical compound with the molecular formula CO(NH₂)₂·H₃PO₄. This substance typically presents itself as white granular crystals. One of its notable properties is its high solubility in water, although it does not dissolve in

White Crystal Or White Powder Potassium dihydrogen phosphate MKP for Chemical Synthesis Product Description: Potassium dihydrogen phosphate, commonly referred to as Monopotassium phosphate and abbreviated as MKP, has the chemical formula KH2PO4. It appears as white crystals or white powder, is odorless, and stable in air. With a relative density of 2.338, its melting point is 96℃. When heated to 400℃, it transforms into potassium pyrophosphate by losing water. This compound