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Sodium Humate, Sodium Humic Acid, 68131-04-4

Sodium Humate, Sodium Humic Acid, 68131-04-4

Sodium HumateCAS No: 68131-04-4

Physical & Chemical Properties

Property Details
Chemical Formula Approx. C₉H₈Na₂O₄
Molecular Weight ~226.14 g/mol
Appearance Black crystalline powder or flakes
Density ~1.51 g/cm³ (at 20 °C)
Solubility Fully soluble in water
pH (1% sol.) 9.0–11.0 (alkaline character)
Melting Point >300 °C
Boiling Point ~640 °C
Flammability Non-flammable

Applications by Sector

Industry Usage
Agriculture Soil conditioner, bio-stimulant, potassium-enhanced fertilizer alternative
Animal Feed Additive for toxin binding and gut flora stabilization
Aquaculture NH₃ and H₂S adsorption, pH buffer, algae control
Industrial Chelating agent for heavy metals, wastewater treatment, coal binder
Cosmetics Moisture retention, antioxidant, pH adjustment
Construction Concrete additive improving workability and mechanical strength

Recommended Dosages

Application Type Recommended Amount
Soil Treatment 10–20 kg per hectare (with base fertilizer)
Foliar Spray 1–3 L/ha (0.1–0.3% solution)
Seed Coating 1–2 g per kg of seeds
Animal Feed 0.3–0.5 g per kg of feed
Water Treatment 2–3 kg per hectare (every 7–10 days)

Alternatives

Alternative Compound CAS No. Notes
Potassium Humate 68514-28-3 Higher potassium content; preferred in agriculture
Fulvic Acid 479-66-3 Lower molecular weight; more foliar-active
Humic Acid 1415-93-6 Non-sodium form
Seaweed Extracts 68917-51-1 Rich in natural hormones and bioactive compounds

Synonyms

  • Sodium Humic Acid

  • Humic Acid Sodium Salt

  • Natrium-Humat

  • Sodium Huminate

  • Dolaflux

  • Disodium bicyclo[2.2.1]hept-5-ene-2,3-dicarboxylate

Production Overview

  • Source: Extracted from Leonardite (oxidized lignite)

  • Method: Alkaline extraction using NaOH

  • Steps:

    1. Leonardite + NaOH + water → liquid extraction

    2. Filtration and separation of soluble fraction

    3. Drying → powder, flake, or granule form

  • Optional Additives: Chelators, surfactants, stabilizers

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