| Customization: | Available |
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| CAS No.: | 16455-61-1 |
| Formula: | C18h16n2o6fena |
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Chemical Name:
EDDHA-Fe/Amino Acid Chelated Iron/Deferasirox Iron Chelate (adjusted according to specific products)
Molecular Formula: C18H16N2O6FeNa
Appearance: Purple-red/Brown powder (EDDHA-Fe) or Light yellow crystals
Solubility: Highly soluble in water, with a wide pH adaptability range (3 - 10)
Iron Content: ≥ 6.0% (EDDHA-Fe) or customized according to customer requirements
Application Fields:
Agriculture: Prevent and treat iron deficiency chlorosis in plants, suitable for crops in alkaline soil (fruit trees, flowers, field crops)
Medicine: Drugs for the treatment of iron overload (such as deferasirox iron chelate)
Healthcare Products: Gentle iron supplements (such as GNC hydrolyzed protein chelated iron)
| Molecular formula | C18H16N2O6FeNa |
| appearance | Purple-red/brown powder (EDDHA-Fe) or light yellow crystals |
| Iron content | ≥ 6.0% (EDDHA-Fe) or customized according to customer requirements |
| Water-soluble | 100% |
1. High bioavailability: The chelated structure protects iron ions from being fixed by the soil, enabling them to be directly absorbed by plants and humans, with an efficiency far exceeding that of traditional iron sources such as ferrous sulfate.
2. Wide adaptability: Stable and effective in soils with a pH range of 3 to 10, especially suitable for regions with a high pH value (such as the Middle East and North Africa).
3. Multifunctional applications: Supports various application methods such as foliar spraying, drip irrigation, and seed dressing, meeting the needs of modern agriculture.
1.It can be used in soils with a pH value below 9, and the plant absorption rate is 100%.
2. It can fix beneficial components in the soil to reduce losses; it is beneficial for regulating the soil pH value and preventing soil hardening.
3. It can be used to control diseases such as "yellow leaf disease" and "small leaf disease".
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