Good Price Nitrogen Fertilizer Ammonium Sulphate CAS 7783-20-2

• CAS No.: 7783-20-2
• Formula: (Nh4)2so4
• EINECS: 231-984-1
• Certification: ISO9001, ISO, CE
• Application: Vegetables, Flowers, Fruit, Crop
• Appearance: Granular
• Model NO.: AS-04
• Infection on Soil: Physiological Neutral
• Chemical Character: Chemical Neutral
• Release Type: Quick
• Type: Ammonium Nitrogen Fertilizer
• Transport Package: 25kg
• Trademark: Beacon
• Origin: China
• HS Code: 3105900000

Product Description

                                    Good Price Nitrogen Fertilizer Ammonium Sulphate CAS 7783-20-2

Ammonium sulfate is a compound fertilizer of nitrogen and sulfur, which has the effect of nitrogen fertilizer and sulfur fertilizer, and its chemical properties are relatively stable. Ammonium sulfate has a high solubility, can be quickly dissolved in water, and can be quickly absorbed by crops after application. The application of ammonium sulfate can not only provide nitrogen and sulfur elements for plants, but also improve soil pH and structure, and enhance soil fertility.
 

Item	Test result
N	21%
S	24%
pH	5.5
Appearance	White crystal powder or granule

Application:
The application of ammonium sulfide is not only limited to wheat, corn, rice, cotton, sweet potato, hemp, fruit trees, vegetables and other crops, but also especially suitable for the application of sulfur deficiency, alkaline soil, corn, rice, soybean, sugarcane, sweet potato, peanut, tea, citrus, wheat, cotton and other cash crops.

Note:
When using ammonium sulfate in agriculture, it should be noted that ammonium sulfate fertilizer should not be used in contact with or mixed with other alkaline fertilizers or alkaline substances to prevent reducing fertilizer efficiency. It is not suitable to apply ammonium sulfate on the same cultivated land for a long time, otherwise the soil will become acidic and cause compaction. If it is necessary to apply, it can be combined with some lime or organic fertilizer. However, it must be noted that ammonium sulfate and lime can not be mixed to prevent ammonium sulfate decomposition, resulting in nitrogen loss, and generally the combined application of the two should be separated by 3 to 5 days. In addition, ammonium sulfate is not suitable for application on acidic soil.