Industrial and agricultural urea fertilizer 46%

Industrial Urea
 
- Chemical Synthesis: It serves as a crucial raw material in the chemical industry. For example, it reacts with formaldehyde to produce resins, which are used in manufacturing adhesives, coatings, and laminates. It is also involved in the production of melamine - urea - formaldehyde resins for making decorative laminates, particleboards, and other wood - based products. Additionally, it can be processed into carbon nitride materials for laboratory research.
 
- Automotive Exhaust Reduction: In the automotive industry, urea (usually in the form of diesel exhaust fluid) is used to reduce emissions. It helps convert nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the exhaust of diesel - powered vehicles into harmless nitrogen and water through a chemical reaction in the exhaust system, thus reducing air pollution.
 
- Cooling in Chemical Processes: Industrial urea solution can be used to cool reactors and equipment in various chemical reactions. It absorbs heat, which helps in reducing the temperature and reaction rate, preventing equipment damage and accidents caused by high temperatures.
 
Agricultural Urea
 
- Nitrogen Fertilizer: It is a widely - used and cost - effective nitrogen fertilizer. With a nitrogen content of about 46%, it provides an efficient source of nitrogen for various crops. Nitrogen is essential for plant growth, promoting the development of leaves and overall plant vigor.
 
- Soil - related Effects: Can be involved in adjusting soil pH to some extent. In alkaline soils, its decomposition can make the soil slightly more acidic, which is beneficial for improving soil structure and enhancing the availability of nutrients in the soil. Also, when mixed with other substances, it can form slow - release fertilizers like urea - formaldehyde fertilizers, which release nitrogen slowly and continuously, meeting the long - term nitrogen demand of crops.