Ammonium Sulfate is a widely used nitrogen fertilizer in agriculture, containing approximately 21% nitrogen and 24% sulfur. This white crystalline fertilizer dissolves easily in soil, promoting plant growth and improving crop yields.

Features and Applications

• Contains both nitrogen and sulfur, enhancing leaf and stem development
• Water-soluble and suitable for various fertilization methods
• Ideal for crops such as wheat, rice, corn, vegetables, and citrus
• Improves both the quality and quantity of agricultural products

Technical Specifications

• Chemical Formula: (NH₄)₂SO₄
• Physical Form: White crystalline solid
• Purity: ≥ 99%
• Nitrogen: 21%
• Sulfur: 24%
• Moisture: ≤ 0.5%

Safety and Precautions

• Direct contact with skin and eyes may cause irritation
• Avoid inhaling dust
• Store in a cool, dry place
• Keep away from alkaline and flammable substances

Packaging and Storage

• 50 kg durable bags
• Store in a dry, cool place
• Prevent moisture absorption and caking
• Keep away from acidic and alkaline fertilizers

Industrial Applications

• Fertilization in agriculture and horticulture
• Supports growth of sulfur-sensitive plants
• Used in chemical industries for producing certain sulfate compounds

Ammonium sulfate has been used as an industrial fertilizer since the 1900s and played a key role in increasing wheat and crop production in Europe and the United States.

Recent studies show that combining ammonium sulfate with phosphate fertilizers can enhance nitrogen uptake and improve crop efficiency. Research Source