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The addition of sodium borate pentahydrate to the compound fertilizer affects potassium testing

2018-01-11View Original

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Recently, the products have been failing to meet the quality standards; their potassium content is low, even though the required amount was added theoretically. During analysis, white precipitates appear after boiling – could this be due to the formation of pentahydrate potassium borate, which is causing the low potassium oxide content? I seek advice; has anyone else encountered such a problem?
Reply #22018-01-11
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