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Sodium Humate

Sodium Humate – Properties

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Sodium humate is the sodium salt of humic acid, extracted from lignite or leonardite with sodium hydroxide. It is supplied as a black powder, flake or crystal and is used in agriculture, aquaculture water management and industrial applications such as drilling fluids and ceramics.

SAINT HUMIC does not supply sodium humate for human or veterinary medical use, and this page does not provide health information. Feed-grade sodium humate is supplied by SAINT HUMIC for use in animal feed; its use must comply with the feed regulations of the destination market.

For agricultural and industrial grades available now, see our sodium humate product page, or contact us for the TDS and SDS.

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