Industrial Urea N46

Urea N46, also known as carbamide, CAS number 57-13-6, is a colorless, tasteless solid, is easily soluble in water and is almost non-toxic. Urea N46 agriculture grade is the most common nitrogen fertilizer, which has been used uniformly among all farmland in the world.

Urea N46 (percarbamide) is widely used as fertilizer and animal feed additives in agriculture. The main role of agricultural urea fertilizer is to provide nitrogen to plants, promote green leaf growth, and make plants look lush. Urea n46 fertilizer also helps the photosynthesis of plants.

Urea is the first synthetic organic compound, which was first synthesized by German chemist Weiler. It is produced industrially from ammonia and carbon dioxide under high temperature and pressure. Urea is short for urea. It is a white needle crystal, odorless, salty, and has a melting point of 130 degrees Celsius. When it is heated beyond the melting point, two molecules of urea can be deammonized.

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