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KQ-108 Anti-caking Agent for Ammonium Chloride: I. Properties – The high-efficiency, specialized cationic and anionic surfactants as well as polymer compounds contained in this product enable strong physicochemical interactions with ammonium chloride and various salts. While reducing the surface tension of ammonium chloride particles, it effectively prevents or reduces adsorption between these particles, avoids lattice distortion, and stops the formation of crystal bridges between them. II. Technical Requirements Item Specification Appearance (at room temperature and in a homogeneous state): Milky white or light yellow suspension Solid content (%): ≥7.5 Density (20°C): g/cm3 ≥1.02 pH value (1% aqueous solution): 5.0~8.0 III. Features 1. Easy to use: Can be used directly after dilution with water, without the need for any additional additives. 2. High cost-performance: Compared with similar products, it has the same cost per ton of treatment while delivering better results ； Same effect, lower cost. 3. Environmentally friendly: This product is milky white, does not color fertilizers, is non-toxic and non-corrosive, and is not flammable or explosive. IV. Purpose: Used to prevent caking of ammonium chloride. It can also be used to prevent caking in ammonium carbonate, potassium chloride, etc. V. Dosage: The typical addition amount is 0.2~0.4 kg/t ； Users can adjust the amount added appropriately according to the characteristics of their products and processes, as well as their requirements regarding anti-caking performance. VI. Usage Methods and Precautions 1. First, check whether the metering pump, compressor, mixing device, etc. are operating properly. 2. Pump the anti-caking agent into the dilution tank, add 3 to 5 times its volume of tap water, and dilute and stir it. 3. Transport the diluted solution to the addition location. (1) If there is a sump, pump the chemical into the sump and use a flow control device to measure and deliver it to the addition point. (2) If a metering pump is used, the chemical can be directly delivered to the addition location by the pump. (A further dilution tank needs to be configured.) 4. The installation location is usually chosen at the end of the belt conveyor; this is a point where the product is in a dispersed or flowing state, and the nozzle can be aligned with the scattered and agitated product. 5. If conditions permit, it is best to atomize the agent and add it to the product. VII. Packaging and Storage: Packaged in plastic drums, with a net weight of 25 kg or 200 kg per drum. Store in a cool, dry place indoors; shelf life is half a year.