Inorganic Fertilizer Potassium Carbonate

Product: Inorganic Fertilizer Potassium Carbonate

Molecular formula:K₂CO₃
Molecular weight:138.19

Inorganic Fertilizer Potassium Carbonate: An Essential Nutrient for Crop Growth
Inorganic Fertilizer Potassium Carbonate is a highly soluble salt that is effective in correcting potassium deficiencies in the soil.

As an agricultural fertiliser, potassium carbonate has three main advantages. One is which enables the soil to gradually reach an acid-base balance in the process of nutrient absorption. In the process of acidic soil application, the crop absorbs the potassium element and at the same time forms carbonic acid, which is then gradually thermally decomposed. Secondly, due to its high purity, it is perfectly suitable for water-soluble fertilisers. The purity of potassium carbonate is even higher than that of petroleum, and carbon dioxide is generated after electrolysis, so the nutrient content of potassium carbonate is required to be greater than 99.5 per cent, and such conditions are very suitable for use as raw materials for water-soluble fertilisers.

Application

Potassium carbonate is one of the important basic inorganic chemical and light industry raw materials, which is mainly used in the production of optical glass, welding rods, electronic tubes, TV tubes, light bulbs, printing and dyeing, dyestuffs, printing ink, effervescent alkali, polyester, electroplating, leather tanning, ceramics, building materials, crystals, and potassium soap. Used as gas adsorbent, dry powder fire extinguishing agent, rubber antioxidant. It is also used to remove carbon dioxide from the synthesis gas of chemical fertiliser. It can also be used as potassium fertiliser. With the continuous development of high and new technology, the application of potassium carbonate in the field of washing auxiliaries and monosodium glutamate, food and so on is also expanding day by day.
It’s important to note that farmers need to understand the ideal application rate of potassium carbonate for their crops. Factors such as soil type, crop type, and weather patterns influence the amount of potassium required by plants. Over-fertilization can lead to nutrient imbalances, while under-fertilization can cause stunted growth and low yields.
In conclusion, Inorganic Fertilizer Potassium Carbonate is a highly effective and versatile inorganic fertilizer that is crucial in promoting plant growth and improving crop yields. Its quick-release properties make it a preferred source of potassium among farmers, but it needs to be used in moderation to avoid nutrient imbalances. As farming practices continue to evolve, we can expect to see more innovations in fertilizer technology that will address the increasing demand for food production.

It is irritating to the respiratory tract, eyes and skin, and corrosive to the digestive tract when ingested in large quantities, even causing death. Staff should be well protected, if accidentally touching the eyes, should be immediately flushed with a large amount of flowing water. The working environment should be well ventilated. Store in a cool, dry and well ventilated warehouse. Packaging must be sealed intact. Prevent moisture. It should be stored separately from acids and damp items.

Inorganic Fertilizer Potassium Carbonate Specifications:

Inspection Items	Unit	Fine Grade	Technical Grade	First Grade	Regular Grade
Purity	%≥	99.0	99.0	98.5	96.0
Chloride (As KCl)	%≤	0.01	0.03	0.10	0.20
Sulphate (As K₂SO₄)	%≤	0.01	0.04	0.10	0.15
Iron	%≤	0.001	0.001	0.003	0.010
Water-Insolubles	%≤	0.02	0.04	0.05	0.10
Ash Content	%≤	0.6	0.8	1.00	1.00