What are the different types of fertilizers that require sulfur?
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The last edit to this post was made by jiabin135792 on 2015-9-30 at 13:40. With the new suppliers of sulfuric acid available, it’s not clear which companies use large amounts of this acid. I would appreciate it if everyone could help by providing specific information; it would be even better to state exactly how much sulfuric acid is required per ton of finished product
Sulfuric acid An and potassium sulfate are both in direct need of sulfuric acid; however, the demand for the former is low at present, while the latter is generally produced in salt lakes. Additionally, the production of phosphate fertilizers indirectly requires sulfuric acid. Go and take a look at the phosphate fertilizer plant. They may ask you to address the issue of gypsum that arises during production again.
Phosphorus fertilizer plants usually have their own sulfuric acid plants; selling sulfuric acid is rather difficult due to transportation issues and cost problems, haha – some find it really troublesome
Sulfuric acid an, potassium sulfate, *AO acid phosphorus, ordinary calcium carbonate, heavy calcium carbonate, monoammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate, etc
There are also compound fertilizer plants, but only those that use the ammoniation process or the amino acid method can be utilized
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