Description
OACT, or Composite Acid Chelation or Organic Acid Chelation, refers to a new chelation technique that uses two or more organic acids to co-chelate metal ions.
This technology reasonably selects and scientifically combines organic acids based on the different chelating properties of various beneficial organic acids for metal ions.
The small molecules of natural organic acids in the chelated products can help regulate plant growth and development, and the metal elements are efficiently absorbed and utilized in synergy, achieving a dual-benefit and complementary effect.
Product Quality Indicators
| Project | Indicators | Project | Indicators |
| Appearance | White powder | Calcium content | 10.0% |
| pH value | 5.0～7.0 | Magnesium content | 2.0% |
| Packaging specifications | 25kg |
Application Characteristics
Used for preparing trace element fertilizers. By using composite acid chelation technology to chelate trace elements such as iron, zinc, and manganese, the stability and effectiveness of these elements in the soil can be improved, preventing them from being fixed by other soil substances, making them easier for plants to absorb and promoting plant growth and development.
