Monoammonium phosphate is an important chemical with a variety of uses:
1.Mainly used as fertilizer in agriculture,Mono-ammonium phosphate is rich in nitrogen and phosphorus, two key nutrients necessary for plant growth. It can increase the growth rate and yield of crops, and improve the quality of crops. Monoammonium phosphate is widely used to grow grains, vegetables, fruits and other crops.
2.Used as Food additives: Mainly used in yeast food, food water moisturizing, additives, etc.
3.Used in Agriculture: It is a kind of instant effective compound fertilizer, widely used for spraying on the leaf of economic crop.
4.Used in Feed additives: As ruminant animals, feed additives, feed additives.
5.It is also widely used in the industrial field. For example, monoammonium phosphate is used as a metal surface treatment agent to enhance the adhesion and corrosion resistance of metal surfaces.
6.It is phosphorus-containing flame retardants, it has good fireproof performance. International gradually replace the halon with industrial grade monoammonium phosphate as fire extinguishing agent, as well as the basic material in the manufacture of the flame retardant ammonium polyphosphate.
7.In addition, monoammonium phosphate can also be used in water treatment to remove impurities and contaminants from water. It can combine with calcium, magnesium and other metal ions to form insoluble salt, so as to purify water quality.
8.Mono-ammonium phosphate is also used in gunpowder and explosive . Due to its excellent balance between oxidizer and fuel, mono-ammonium phosphate becomes an important component in the production of explosives, which is able to provide sufficient nitrogen and phosphorus content to give gunpowder and explosives high explosive capacity.
9.In addition, mono-ammonium phosphate can also be used in the preparation of other agricultural chemicals, such as animal feed, pesticides and coatings , etc. The use of mono-ammonium phosphate can improve soil PH, improve soil fertility and structure, and reduce soil erosion. At the same time, because it can inhibit the growth of bacteria and pests in the soil, it can also improve the resistance of crops to diseases and insects, thus reducing the use of pesticides.