Manufactory Price EDTA Chelated Zn White Powder
Chelated Zn EDTA, also known as zinc ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid, is a form of zinc that is chemically bound to the EDTA molecule. EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is a chelating agent, meaning it forms stable complexes with metal ions like zinc. The chelation process involves the formation of multiple bonds between the metal ion (zinc) and the ligand (EDTA). These bonds are typically stronger and more resistant to chemical changes than the original metal ion alone. Chelated Zn EDTA is often used in various industries, including agriculture, food and beverage, and nutritional supplements.In agricultural applications, Chelated Zn Edta is often added to fertilizers or sprayed onto crops to prevent zinc deficiencies in plants. Zinc is an essential micronutrient for plant growth and development, and chelating it with EDTA helps ensure its efficient uptake by plant roots.
Features:
1. It is completely water-soluble, dissolves rapidly, has no residue, organic chelate, zinc content is as high as 15%; the nutrient absorption and utilization rate of organic chelated zinc is 40 times higher than that of ordinary zinc fertilizer (such as zinc sulfate);
2. The advanced st spreading infiltration technology is adopted to enhance the leaf adhesion and nutrient penetration ability, which is resistant to rain erosion, less nutrient diversion loss, long-term fertilizer effect and outstanding effect. Quickly prevent and control the yellow leaves, stunted top growth, small and clustered leaves, small fruit and thick skin caused by zinc deficiency;
3. Improve pollen viability, promote the development of reproductive organs of crops, prevent fruit falling and dead fruit; enhance crop resistance, improve quality, and increase yield.
4. It can be used in combination with most pesticides and can effectively improve the efficacy of pesticides.
| Item |
Idex |
| Chelated Zn |
15% |
| PH |
6.0-7.0 |
Appearance
|
White powder |
Usage:
EDTA Zn 15% may be applied in one application of 1.0 kilogram per hectare, but optimum results can be expected if repeat applications are used. In general, foliar applications should be started early in the season as soon as there is sufficient leaf area to absorb the spray.
Note: Above application recommendations are under general conditions, your consultation to local agronomists are strong recommended.
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