Agricultural grade potassium nitrate for fertilizer using

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Potassium Nitrate (KNO3) Is A Salt Of Nitrogen And Potassium, Which Is Commonly Used As A Fertilizer And Has The

Chemical Formula KNO3. It Is Originally Found In China And Is Known For Its Solubility In Water. It Is Also Known As Saltpeter And Is Widely Used In Many Industries, Including Agriculture, Food And Beverage, And Pharmaceuticals, As A Source Of Nitrogen And Potassium. Potassium Nitrate Fertilizer Is A Popular Choice For Farmers Around The World Due To Its Many Benefits, Such As Improving Soil Fertility, Providing Nitrogen For Plants, And Increasing Crop Yields. Potassium Nitrate Fertilizer Has A High Nutrient Content And Is A Cost-Effective Way To Fertilize Crops. Its HS Code Is 2834219000 And Its CAS NO Is 7757-79-1.

Potassium Nitrate Is A Kind Of Inorganic Compound, Commonly Known As Fire Or Soil Nitrate, Chemical Formula KNO3,

Potassium Nitrate, A Colorless Transparent Rhombic Crystal Or Rhombic Crystal Or White Powder, Is An Odorless, Non-Toxic, Salty, And Cool Feeling.

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YIXIN, A Leading Supplier Of Potassium Nitrate, Offers High-Quality Crystal KNO3 With Model Number YXC-KS05. This Product Has A UN NO 1486 And Is Available With Purity Of 99% 99.4%, 99.6% 99.8% And More. It Comes With A Minimum Order Quantity Of 25 MT And Can Be Delivered Within Two Weeks. It Is Packed In 25kg Or Jumbo Bags And Priced At 800-1000USD/MT. The Company Is Certified By SGS, BV And Provides A Supply Ability Of 1000 MT Per Month With Payment Terms Of TT. It Is Widely Used For Industry Potassium Nitrate, Potassium Nitrate Fertilizer, And Potassium Nitrate Agriculture.

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Technical Support And Services For Potassium Nitrate Include:

• Providing expert advice about the product
• Assisting with installation and setup of the product
• Providing ongoing maintenance and support
• Assisting with troubleshooting any issues
• Providing detailed documentation
• Providing training and education

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