Boric Acid

硼酸

Agriculture & Crop SolutionsCAS 10043-35-3White crystalline powder / Granules

Product overview

Boric Acid is an agricultural formulation ingredient evaluated for Boron-deficiency correction, Foliar and soil micronutrient formulations, Compound fertilizer production. Nutrient guarantees, formulation compatibility, crop-use authorization and destination-market requirements must be confirmed for the selected grade.

Function & Usage

  • Correct Crop Micronutrient Deficiencies

    Supplies chelated or soluble trace elements to correct crop-specific micronutrient deficiencies in suitable soil, foliar, fertigation or hydroponic programs. Typical uses: Boron-deficiency correction, Foliar and soil micronutrient formulations, Compound fertilizer production.

  • Improve Spray Wetting & Spreading

    Improves spray coverage, surface wetting, spreading or penetration in compatible crop-protection and foliar-nutrition formulations. Typical uses: Boron-deficiency correction, Foliar and soil micronutrient formulations, Compound fertilizer production.

Product information

Primary category:
Agriculture & Crop Solutions
Subcategory:
Micronutrient Salts
CAS No.:
10043-35-3
Form:
White crystalline powder / Granules
Content / Grade:
Fertilizer / industrial grade; boron 17.0-17.5% typical
Applications:
Boron-deficiency correction, Foliar and soil micronutrient formulations, Compound fertilizer production
Hazard / Transport:
Boric acid may damage fertility or the unborn child under some regulatory classifications. Avoid dust and unnecessary exposure and confirm destination-market restrictions, labeling and the current grade-specific SDS.
Storage:
Store tightly closed in a cool, dry and ventilated place. Protect from moisture, heat, contamination and incompatible materials and prevent caking during long-term storage.

Safety note

Confirm technical and safety data before ordering

Website information supports initial product discovery. Final specifications, hazard classification, transport conditions and storage requirements must be confirmed by the latest grade-specific SDS, COA and destination-market regulations.