Descripción del producto

~Quick Detail:
CAS Number: **********8
Molecular Weight: 3,**0 or 5,**0 Da
Synonyms: Sodium of Polyaspartic Acid or Potassium of Polyaspartic Acid
Description:
PASP is a water soluble polymer. It is a good plant nutrient and green water treatment agent, with properties of non-phosphor, non-nitrogen, non-pollution and fully biodegradation. PASP has good scale inhibition on calcium carbonate, calcium sulfate, barium sulfate, calcium phosphate, etc. Its scale inhibition rate for calcium carbonate is **0%. Moreover, PASP has dispersion and corrosion inhibition properties to metal equipment.
Applications:
Has characteristics of the anionic protein including a high ion exchange capacity arising from the carboxylic group of the amino acid (approximately **0 meq)
High molecular weight of about 5,**0. All environmentally friendly, biodegradable product
Its polymer backbone is made of chains of amino acids (peptides). Polyaspartic acid salt’s polymer, then, is degradable by bacterial action
Recommendation rates
Add to starter, pop-up, and side-dressed fertilizer, 0.**0.8 kg/***0m2
Add to phosphate fertilizer being applied through irrigation system **4 kg/***0m2
Add to foliar fertilizer applications, **4 kg/***0m2
Always add PASP when applying phosphate fertilizers
 
Specifications:
Appearance: Light yellow powder
Assay: *0%% min.
Limiting Viscosity: dl/g (*0°C) 0.****0.**0
Loss on drying: *0.0% max.
PH: 7.5~*0.5
Insolubles: 1% max.
Competitive Advantage:
1. Improve nutrient uptake for plants by root
PASP significantly improves nutrient acquisition by the plant through artificially increasing the volume of phosphorus fertilizer occupied by increasing root branching and root hair development. Optimization of the root environment is needed to promote efficient nutrient uptake and reduce waste nutrients. It keeps both the applied nutrient and the natural nutrients in the water source more available for plant uptake.
2. Improve crop yield and mature at an earlier time.
PASP is a proven fertilizer additive when used with a balanced fertilizer program delivers healthier, stronger plants with faster maturity and higher yields. It assist plants taking up more phosphorus fertilizer and trace elements from normal fertilization. Promote uniform stands with early root systems and fast overall growth, early fruiting and maturity with increased yield at low cost to provide Maximum Economic Yields, which means lowest unit cost of production for producing profits in a competitive market place.
3. Reduce the usage of fertilizer and save energy
It is estimated that *0% to *0% of a crop’s productivity is attributed directly to fertilizer; but often less than *0% of applied fertilizer is absorbed by the plant. PASP is a patented fertilizer availability enhancement available for an extended period of time. It helps reduce energy consumption for producing innumerable tons of fertilizer, making nature clearer and better.
4. Make the crop healthy against the diseases and drought
In many root system of treated plants, crops will have more root branching and longer root hairs, which enables them to make greater use of available nutrients (fertilizer). With nutrients readily available, plants develop easier and faster. Early and fast growth can help overcome the stress from drought caused by heat and/or low moisture levels. Early plant development also speeds maturity, which make a difference in the profit or loss from your crop, keeping diseases far away from crops.
5. Make the land better for crops.
Phosphorous has a negative charge while metal-ion in the soil solution, such as calcium, magnesium, iron and aluminum all have positive charges. Normally, most of the negative charged phosphorus from fertilizer is attached to the positive charged calcium, iron or aluminum, forming insoluble precipitations. After applying excessive fertilizer in the soil, the land become much harden and negative to the crops. With PASP, excessive application of fertilizer is still available for plants in an extended period of time, and will not lead to the insoluble precipitations in the soil.