Sodium Humate
As a member of the humic acid family, sodium humate can be applied in many fields such as agriculture, aquaculture and feed industry, which is closely related to its various active functional groups including carboxyl, phenolic hydroxyl and quinone groups.
HA（Dry basis）
Moisture
Application
Size
≥40%/≥50%/≥60%/≥65%
≤20%/≤15%/≤12%
Agriculture/Aquaculture/Feed/Industry
1-2/2-4mm Flakes&Crystal
3-5mm Flakes
60-80/80-100 Mesh
Description
Sodium Humate is an organic salt obtained by alkalization of humic acid from mineral sources such as weathered coal and lignite. Its molecular structure contains carboxyl groups, phenolic hydroxyl groups and other active functional groups. It features colloidal properties and good water solubility, compatible with many substances, widely used as raw material in agriculture, industry, animal husbandry and aquaculture.
Specification
Application
- For plants
Sodium humate can be used as a soil conditioner and raw material for plant-related applications. - For animals
Sodium humate can be used as feed-related raw material, and for the improvement of water body and sediment. - For industry
Water purification, drilling mud treatment, boiler antiscaling, water quality stabilization, particle binding, raw material for battery cathode plates, ceramic additive, cement water reducer, pigment auxiliary, metal ore flotation agent.
Function
- Agricultural use: for soil conditioning and nutrient activation.
Within soil systems, sodium humate participates in soil microenvironment changes:
Physical aspect: participates in the formation of soil aggregate structure and affects water permeability and air porosity of compacted soil.
Chemical aspect: through chelation, it binds with immobilized trace elements in soil and alters their existing forms.
Biological aspect: it supplies carbon sources for soil microorganisms and interacts with root cells. - Feed use: applied for intestinal adsorption.
When entering animal intestinal tracts, its active functional groups exhibit adsorption properties:
Adsorption: capable of binding metabolites such as ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and biogenic amines in intestines.
Ion exchange: interacts with protein substances in feed via ion exchange and adsorption.
Microbiome: interacts with various microorganisms in the intestinal tract. - Aquaculture use: for water body conditioning.
In aquaculture water, sodium humate acts on the water environment:
Water adsorption: adsorbs heavy metal ions, ammonia nitrogen and organic pollutants in water and participates in pH stabilization.
Light shading: dark powder changes light transmittance of water, interacts with algae and supplies carbon sources for certain algae.
Material property: as a feed auxiliary, it contains active substances including SOD and alkaline phosphatase.
Customizable Packaging
20/25/1000 kg — Laminated Kraft paper bags, Color-printed bags, or FIBCs
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