Sodium Molybdate

Sodium molybdate, as an important trace element fertilizer, holds unique value in agricultural production. Its core characteristic lies in providing plants with easily absorbed molybdenum, a key component of nitrate reductase and nitrogenase, which significantly promotes nitrogen metabolism and biological nitrogen fixation efficiency. In fertilizer applications, sodium molybdate is primarily used to correct plant physiological diseases caused by molybdenum deficiency in the soil, particularly enhancing the nodule development and nitrogen fixation ability of leguminous crops. It also improves the yield and quality of cruciferous crops (such as rapeseed). It is often applied via foliar spraying or seed treatment, requiring very small amounts but yielding significant results. It can be used alone or in combination with other fertilizers, effectively preventing phenomena such as "flowering without fruiting," and playing an irreplaceable role in improving crop protein synthesis, enhancing stress resistance, and improving the nutritional value of agricultural products.

TOPLUS Sodium Molybdate, as a highly effective fluxing agent, effectively lowers the melting and firing temperatures of glazes, thereby improving glaze gloss and smoothness. Its unique coloring properties contribute to the formation of vibrant and stable yellow tones, while also enhancing the mechanical strength and thermal stability of the ceramic body. It is a key functional additive for producing high-quality ceramics.