Sulfuric acid 98%

Active Ingredients: Concentration

 Nitric Acid 98%

Category

Mineral acids

Mixability

Not mixable with humic acid

Characteristics – Features

Sulfur is an essential nutrient for plants.

It plays an important role in many vital processes, such as photosynthesis and protein synthesis.

Sulfuric acid can be an effective source of sulfur for plants in soils that lack this element.

2. Lowering soil pH:

Alkaline soil (with a high pH) can reduce the ability of plants to absorb nutrients.

Sulfuric acid can help lower the pH of the soil and make it more acidic, which may improve the availability of nutrients for plants.

3. Control of certain fungal diseases:

Sulfuric acid can be used as a fungicide to combat certain fungal diseases that affect plants.

However, it is important to note that the use of sulfuric acid for this purpose must be done with extreme caution because it can damage plants if used improperly.

It is important to use sulfuric acid for plants with great caution.

1 - It is used to clear and clean irrigation networks from the deposits formed inside them.

2 - It is used to lower the soil's pH level, which helps in making the nutrients present in the soil more accessible to the plant.

3 - It is used in the treatment of saline soils with calcium carbonate as it acts faster than elemental sulfur.

4 - It is used to disinfect the soil from fungal diseases as it is considered a preventive fungicide.

5 - Sulfuric acid contains sulfur, which is considered one of the major nutrients that plants feed on.

6 - It is used in the production of phosphoric acid by treating phosphate rock with sulfuric acid.

7 - It can be used in lands with a nematode presence, as it is considered an unsuitable environment for nematode activity.

When added to potassium sulfate or calcium nitrate fertilizer, it is used at a rate of 2-3 liters per feddan.

Recommendations and usage rates

Pre-Harvest Interval (PHI)
0

Producing company (Brand

Al-Ittihad Chemicals