Urea | 57-13-6

Cas No :

57-13-6

Synonyms :

Form :

Solid

Molecular Weight :

60.06 G/Mol

Molecular Formula :

CH4N2O

Boiling Point :

180 °C

Solubility :

108 G/100 G Water At 20 °C

Flash Point :

232 °C

Description :

Overview of Urea

Urea (CO(NH2)2) is one of the commonly used nitrogen fertilizer used in the world. It provides plants with quick-release nitrogen that helps them expand quickly and grow green leaves. Urea is sold in white granules or prills that have 40% nitrogen. Urea is vital for boosting the yield of all crops.
Simply put, urea gives plants the nitrogen they need to quickly grow leaves, stems, and tillers. In the soil, it turns into ammonium, which plants can use right away. This makes urea ideal for top-dressing and side-dressing.

 

Applications of Urea

Nitrogen Fertilization & Growth Boost

Urea contains 46% nitrogen and is used for cereals, vegetables, and cash crops.
  • It helps crops grow strong and encourages the development of more shoots.
  • Urea is an important top-dress fertilizer for rice, wheat, and maize.
  • Critical for Fertilizer Industry nutrition programs.

Foliar & Fertigation Applications

  • Dissolves completely for drip irrigation and foliar feeding.
  • Plants can quickly absorb urea through their leaves, especially during times of growth stress.
  • Complements Zinc Sulphate Anhydrous micronutrients.

Protein Enhancement in Crops

Urea increases grain protein content in wheat and barley.

Soil & Crop Management

  • Programs that support programs using Diatomaceous earth for soil and health.
  • Improves the effectiveness of fumigation caused by 1,2-Dibromoethane..
  • The most important base fertilizer to ensure sustainable yields.

Safety & Handling Guidelines

Follow the safety guidelines for working with Urea the same way you would for other fertilizers.
  • Keep it in a dry, cool area away from moisture so that it doesn't get clogged.
  • Use gloves and safety glasses to beware of dust inhalation when handling.
  • Make sure you keep Urea clear of the strong acids and copper-rich materials.
  • Integrate into soil right away following application to stop the volatilization.
  • Go through your Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) to find detailed safety information.

Urea MSDS

The MSDS for Urea gives detailed information about its solubility, decomposition risks, safe storage, application methods, and soil interactions. This information is important for farmers and fertilizer blenders.
ChemicalBull provides the MSDS, recommended application rates, and compatibility information for urea with every order.

 

Urea Manufacturer, Supplier & Distributor

Urea Manufacturer

Urea is manufactured for global agriculture requiring high-analysis nitrogen fertilizers in the Fertilizer Industry.

Urea Supplier & Distributor

ChemicalBull is a trusted manufacturer, supplier, and distributor of Urea. You can find it at chemicalbull.com in prilled, granular, and liquid forms.
  • Urea has a 46-0-0 NPK analysis and contains low levels of biuret.
  • It is available in bulk super sacks and 50kg bags to suit farms of any size.
  • Each order comes with full documentation and analysis certificate.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

  1. How much Urea per acre?

    Apply urea at 50 to 100 kg per acre, based on your crop’s nitrogen needs and soil test results.

  2. Does Urea burn plants?

    Urea can cause foliar burn if sprayed above 2% concentration or during hot weather.