Urea Manufacturers Vietnam

Urea has the highest nitrogen content of all industrial chemicals and is in high demand for fertilisers; when added to the soil, it breaks down again into ammonia and carbon dioxide. Along with its high nitrogen content, urea is particularly useful because it can be applied in solid form. Urea is found in food additives, polymers, resins, and fertilisers.

It is widely accessible as free-flowing granules and is the least expensive type of nitrogen fertiliser.

What are the Other Uses of Urea?

Apart from being used for agriculture, urea also serves the following purposes – 

• Urea is an essential element in resin, which helps make furniture, flooring, and even vehicle parts. 
• It is also used in feedstock for cows and cattle. 
• It is also used in treatment creams for dry, itchy skin. It treats psoriasis, eczema, and many more. 
• When injected into diesel engine exhaust, urea turns toxic nitrogen oxides into less terrible material, promoting a healthier environment. 

Specification of Urea

FAQs

Q1. What is the best use of urea?

Ans. Urea is most effective in soils with adequate moisture content since the gaseous ammonia reacts with the moisture quickly. 

Q2. Why urea is the most commonly used?

Ans. Urea’s high analysis – 46% N helps handling, storage, and lower transportation costs. 

Q3. Is urea flammable?

Ans. Urea is non-combustible, which, if burnt, gives off toxic and irritating fumes (or gases) in a fire.