Monoammonium technicum Phosphate
Monoammonium phosphas (MAP) late usus est fons phosphori (P) et nitrogenii (N).Duobus constat communibus in industria stercorantis et phosphoro cuiuslibet solidi communis communis stercoratoris continet.
MAP 12-61-0 (Technical Grade)
MONOAMMONIUM PHOSPHATE (MAP) 12-61-0
Aspectus:Crystal
CAS No.:7722-76-1
EC Number:231-764-5
Formulae hypotheticae:H6NO4P
Dimittere Type:Velox
Ocior:Nullus
HS Codicis;31054000
MAP magna granularis stercora multos annos fuit.Solutum est aquaticum ac celeriter dissolvit in solo satis humido.Dissolutione facta, duo elementa fundamentalia stercorantis iterum separant ut Ammonium (NH4+) et phosphatum (H2PO4-) dimitterent, utraque plantae pro sano incremento sustentato nituntur.pH solutionis circa granulum est modice acidicum, MAP maxime desiderabile stercorat in neutras et altos solos pH.Studia agronomica ostendunt sub pluribus condicionibus nullam differentiam significantem in P nutritione esse inter varias fertilitates commerciales P sub pluribus condicionibus.
Secundum processum productionis, monoammonium phosphate in monoammonium phosphatum et monoammonium phosphatum umidum dividi potest;Distingui potest in monoammonium phosphate pro stercoratore composito, monoammonium phosphate pro igne agente extinguente, monoammonium phosphate pro igne praecavendo, monoammonium phosphate ad usum medicinalem etc;Secundum contentum componentium (a NH4H2PO4 computatum), dividi potest in 98% (Gradus 98) monoammonium phosphas industrialis et 99% (Gradus 99) monoammonium phosphas industrialis.
Est album pulverulentum vel granularem (granulares habent vim altam particulam compressivam), facile solubilem in aqua, in alcohole leviter solubilem et in acetone solubilem, solutio aquea neutra, stabilis in cella temperie nulla redox, non ardebit et explodet in Casus caliditatis, substantiae acido-basi et redox, bonam solubilitatem in aqua et acido habet, et scobis res aliquas humoris absorptionem habent, Eodem tempore bonam solidam habet stabilitatem, et in viscosa cathena composita ut dehydranda erit. Ammonium pyrophosphatum, Ammonium polyphosphatum, et Ammonium metaphosphatum ad caliditatem.
