Urea
- INCI:
- Urea
- Also known as:
- Carbamide · Carbonic diamide
Widely used nitrogen source in soil fertilization and diluted foliar applications. It is one of the most widely used fertilizers in the world because of its cost-to-nitrogen ratio. It also has applications in animal nutrition, in industry and, in cosmetics, as a humectant in creams for dry skin, in accordance with applicable regulations.
Functions
Typical applications
- Soil fertilization of field crops
- Diluted foliar applications
- Ruminant supplementation
- Resins and industrial processes
- Moisturizing creams for dry skin
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