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What are the Typical Analysis Values

Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) is a chemical compound with the formula NH4H2PO4. It is also known as monoammonium phosphate. It is commonly used as a fertilizer due to its high concentration of nitrogen and phosphorous. Its crystal structure is tetrahedral and it is a colorless, odorless solid.
Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP)


What are the typical analysis values of Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP)?

The typical analysis values of Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) are:

- Nitrogen content (as N): 12%

- Phosphorous content (as P2O5): 61%

- Total water-soluble phosphate (as P2O5): 58%

- pH Value: 4-5.5

What are the applications of Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP)?

Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) is mainly used as a fertilizer. It is used in both the agricultural and horticultural industries. It provides a high concentration of nitrogen and phosphorous, which are two essential nutrients for plant growth.

What are the advantages of using Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) as a fertilizer?

The advantages of using Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) as a fertilizer are:

- High concentration of nitrogen and phosphorous

- Fast-acting and quick-release

- Can be used in a variety of soils

- Easy to handle and apply

What are the disadvantages of using Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) as a fertilizer?

The disadvantages of using Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) as a fertilizer are:

- Can be easily leached from the soil

- Can be harmful to the environment if used in excessive amounts

- Can cause soil acidity

In conclusion, Ammonium dihydrogen phosphate(MAP) is a widely used fertilizer due to its high concentration of nitrogen and phosphorous. It provides many advantages, such as being fast-acting and easy to handle, but also has some disadvantages, like being harmful to the environment if used in excessive amounts.

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