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publicationNumber KR-100462256-B1
titleOfInvention Manufacturing method of peroxyfulvic acid
abstract An object of the present invention is to extract fulvic acid (Fulvic acid) from corrosive substances (腐 埴 物質) such as peat (peat) to produce peroxyfulvic acid (Peroxyfulvic acid).n n n To this end, alkalis are used in the corrosives that form organic soils by depositing debris of marine animals, plants, and aquatic plants, such as marine diatoms, seaweeds, and plankton, or debris from terrestrial plants. After treatment, acid is treated to adjust pH to 2 or less to extract fulvic acid from corrosive materials, and then ferrous sulfate (FeSO 4 ) and hydrogen peroxide (H 2 O 2 ) are injected to reduce redox potential (ORP). It produces fulbric peroxide with a potential value of about +700 to +1,100 mV.n n n Chelated peroxide acid is expected to be widely used in the manufacture and production of fulbrate peroxide mineral complexes, organic farming, animal feed and drinking water additives, odor removal, and sewage and wastewater treatment plants.
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