Urea 46% is one of the most widely used nitrogen fertilizers in agriculture. It is available in the form of granules or powder and serves as an important source of nitrogen for plants. This fertilizer plays a key role in enhancing plant growth, increasing foliage, and improving crop yield. Urea is usually applied to the soil, where it is converted by microorganisms into ammonia and nitrate for plant absorption. The main advantage of urea over other nitrogen fertilizers is its high nitrogen content and ease of handling and application.

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Property

Units

Test Method

Value

1

Nitrogen content

Wt%

ISO5315

46 MIN

2

Moisture

Wt%

ISO2753

0.5 MAX

3

Biuert

Wt%

ISO2754

1 MAX

4

Particle Size (2-4 mm)

%

ISO8397

90 MIN

5

Formaldehyde

Wt%

BS6806-1

0.55 MAX