Granular Urea CH4N2O Nitrogen Fertilizer, Stated 46% Nitrogen and 46-0-0 Enquiries
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ColorWhitePhysical formGranular
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CAS No.57-13-6Purity46%min, 46%
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ApplicationfertilizerClassificationNitrogen Fertilizer
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EINECS No.200-315-5Molecular FormulaCH4N2O
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Other NamesaquacareRelease TypeQuick
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StateGranularTypeUrea
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CAS57-13-6Colorwhite
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Melting point132-135 °C(lit.)Boiling point332.48°C (estimate)
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Density1.335 g/mL at 25 °C(lit.)Vapor Pressure<0.1 hPa (20 °C)
The useful starting point for this granular urea is its nitrogen-fertilizer identity. The title states 46% nitrogen and a 46-0-0 designation, while the white granular material needs a matched nutrient analysis before a purchaser adopts an acceptance criterion.
Read the urea nitrogen basis correctly
Request documentation identifying what the nitrogen result measures and how the fertilizer designation applies to the offered material. A generic purity field should not become a compound-assay claim or a statement that the nitrogen is present in nitrate form.
Specify the granules required by the application method
Obtain relevant granule-size, moisture and biuret criteria together with their methods and current results. No numerical limits for these characteristics are established here, and appearance alone does not establish handling or spreading performance.
- Identify the actual granular material and its current fertilizer analysis.
- Agree physical and impurity acceptance criteria for the proposed application method.
- Match technical and safety records to the material being assessed.
Connect fertilizer selection to an agronomic plan
The crop, soil context and intended application method determine what further advice is needed. Use qualified local agronomic input to establish an appropriate nutrient plan rather than deriving an application rate from a product title.
The brief release description does not provide a measured duration or a crop-response guarantee. Keep nutrient analysis, granule acceptance and application planning as separate decisions so the enquiry addresses both the offered urea and the conditions in which it will be used.
