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A formula for an anti-caking agent is provided

2009-06-07View Original

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The anti-caking agent is composed of enhancers and hydrophobics. A diffuser with anionic surfactant properties is used as a crystal shape control agent, and a penetrant that assists in crystal shape control is added. Its composition (by mass%) is as follows: 40–70% diffuser: sodium cellulose sulfate or sodium methylene benzyl naphthalene sulfonate or sodium methylene dimethyl naphthalene sulfonate or sodium methylene dinaphthalene sulfonate; 5–15% penetrant: alkyl phosphate or sodium succinate ester or sodium dibutyl naphthalene sulfonate or sodium butyl naphthalene sulfonate; 15–25% enhancer: montmorillonite or bentonite or vermiculite or sepiolite powder; 10–20% hydrophobic agent: stearic acid or sodium stearate or paraffin wax or polyester. If there are other components, please let me know
Reply #22009-06-07
How effective is such a compound fertilizer anti-caking agent? What are the improvements over traditional fade effects?
Reply #32009-07-06
1# Agricultural University technician: After taking a look, thought this formula was of poor quality.
Reply #42009-07-07
How effective is this anti-caking agent? ? Today’s coating oils also have an anti-caking effect!
Reply #52009-07-08
Hehe, anyway, I think anti-caking agents need to be tailored to the specific variety. But it’s already quite difficult of you to provide this formula; many manufacturers definitely won’t share such information with you. I hope we can keep exchanging ideas on this topic in the future, hehe
Reply #62009-07-10
Is there a formula to prevent soda ash from caking? Thank you
Reply #72009-07-11
How are the owner’s these materials combined together?
Reply #82009-07-30
Without experiencing things, how can one have true insight? Please do it first, then speak
Reply #92009-08-04
After much experimentation and comparison, the best option I’ve found so far is the anti-caking agent that uses an \"eggshell coating\". In the case of ordinary anti-caking compounds for fertilizers, dissolution occurs throughout the entire substance; whereas with the fertilizer treated with this \"eggshell coating\" anti-caking method, dissolution takes place in the gaps between the particles, resulting in them breaking down into fragments. Due to its excellent isolating effect, it provides very good anti-caking performance
Reply #102009-08-04
As long as the moisture level is appropriate, the anti-caking treatment using an \"eggshell coating\" yields excellent results. Please conduct your own experiments for comparison

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