1411 Ammonium sulfate for Sale
Ammonium sulfate
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CAS No.:
7783-20-2
Ammonium sulfate
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CAS No.:
7783-20-2
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Grade:
Food Grade
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Content:
21%
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Packaging:
25/50kg
Ammonium sulfate ((NH4)2SO4)
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CAS No.:
7783-20-2
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Grade:
Industrial Grade
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Packaging:
25kg or 1000kg bag
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ammonium sulphate 21% caprolactam process AS fertilizer
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CAS No.:
7783-20-2
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Content:
99%
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Packaging:
25 or 50kg/bag
granular ammonium sulphate
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CAS No.:
7783-20-2
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Content:
99%
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Packaging:
50kg/bag;jumbo bag or customized bag
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