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Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)

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Place of Origin China (Mainland)

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Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP)
Detailed introduction:
Chemical formula:  NH4H2PO4 
Molecular weight: 115.0
Standard executed: Q/62089823-7.1-2002
Properties: White granular crystal; relative density is 1.803(19oC), melting point is 190, easily soluble in water, slightly soluble in alcohol, insoluble in acetone, pH value of 1% water solution is 4.5
 
Technical specifications:
 No
 Specification
 Industrial grade
 Food grade
 1
 Main content                  %≥
 99.0
 99.0
 2
 P2O5                              %≥
 61.0
 61.0
 3
 Nitrogen, as N                %≥
 11.8
 11.8
 4
 pH of 1% water solution
 4.4-4.8
 4.4-4.8
 5
 Moisture                        %≤
 0.1
 0.1
 6
 Heavy metal, as Pb       %≤
 -
 0.001
 7
 Arsenic, as As                %≤
-
 0.0003
 8
 Fluoride, as F                 %≤
 -
 0.002
 9
 Water insoluble             %≤
 0.10
 0.05
 
Application: Used as a fire-prevention agent for fabric, timber and paper, as well as a fire-prevention coating, and dry powder for fire extinguisher. For food grade, it is mainly used as a fermentation agent, nourishment agent, and so on. Used as a high effective non-chloride N, P compound fertilizer in agriculture. It contains totally 73% fertilizer elements (N+P2O5), and may be used as a basic raw material for N, P and K compound fertilizer.
Packaging: Plastic-woven sack with polythene inner bag, net weight at 25kg, 50kg or 1,000kg. Stored in ventilated and dry place.

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Shanghai Bailion Chemicals Co., Ltd.
[China (Mainland)]
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City: Shanghai
Province/State: Shanghai
Country/Region : China (Mainland)

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