Sodium Humate

Sodium humate is a macromolecular organic weak acid sodium salt with multiple functions, which is made from weathered coal, peat and lignite through a special process. Its structure is relatively complex. It is known that humic acid molecules contain benzene rings, condensed Rings and certain heterocyclic rings (such as pyrrole, furan, indole, etc.) are connected by bridges between the aromatic rings. There are various functional groups on the aromatic rings, mainly carboxyl, phenol, hydroxyl, methoxy, Quinone etc. It is non-toxic, odorless, non-corrosive and highly repellent to water. It is chemically refined from high-quality low-calcium and low-magnesium weathered coal that naturally contains humic acid. It is a multifunctional polymer compound containing many active groups such as hydroxyl, quinone, and carboxyl groups, and has a large internal surface area. , has strong adsorption, exchange, complexation and chelation capabilities.

Sodium humate is a macromolecular organic weak acid sodium salt with multiple functions, which is made from weathered coal, peat and lignite through a special process. Its structure is relatively complex. It is known that humic acid molecules contain benzene rings, condensed Rings and certain heterocyclic rings (such as pyrrole, furan, indole, etc.) are connected by bridges between the aromatic rings. There are various functional groups on the aromatic rings, mainly carboxyl, phenol, hydroxyl, methoxy, Quinone etc. It is non-toxic, odorless, non-corrosive and highly repellent to water. It is chemically refined from high-quality low-calcium and low-magnesium weathered coal that naturally contains humic acid. It is a multifunctional polymer compound containing many active groups such as hydroxyl, quinone, and carboxyl groups, and has a large internal surface area. , has strong adsorption, exchange, complexation and chelation capabilities.

Sodium humate is a macromolecular organic weak acid sodium salt with multiple functions, which is made from weathered coal, peat and lignite through a special process. Its structure is relatively complex. It is known that humic acid molecules contain benzene rings, condensed Rings and certain heterocyclic rings (such as pyrrole, furan, indole, etc.) are connected by bridges between the aromatic rings. There are various functional groups on the aromatic rings, mainly carboxyl, phenol, hydroxyl, methoxy, Quinone etc. It is non-toxic, odorless, non-corrosive and highly repellent to water. It is chemically refined from high-quality low-calcium and low-magnesium weathered coal that naturally contains humic acid. It is a multifunctional polymer compound containing many active groups such as hydroxyl, quinone, and carboxyl groups, and has a large internal surface area. , has strong adsorption, exchange, complexation and chelation capabilities.