Feed Grade Mcp is extensively applied as additives of phosphor calcium for aquiculture animal with rectum’s absorbing nutrition. It is required high water solubility of MCP to produce aquiculture animal feed, the experiment indicates that the utilization rate of phosphor is about 98% of MCP the best one from all of the phosphate chemicals for aquaculture animal. That can far higher than the average level at 20-60% that DCP can achieve, It can make higher profit by using MCP compare with other phosphate resource on the view of performance of product and cost these comprehensive factors.
Mono Calcium Phosphate MCP(Fccd Grade)Mono Calcium Phosphate MCP(Fccd Grade)
Other Names: Calcium phosphate priniao^Calcium biphosphatc;Calcium phosphate,
monobasic;Calcium dihydrogen phosphate ,C A LCIU M TETR A H Y DROG EN
I)l-()Rn!()PHOSPHATI:;CALCIUM PlIOSPMAm MONOBASIC;CALCIUM
ACID PHOSPHAI I:;C ALC1UM DIHYDR()Cil:N
PHOSPHATE;AMCP;PY-RAN(R);MONO CALCIUM
PI IOSPII ATE;Acidcalciumphosphalc
Molecular fomiula:Ca(H2P()4)2 .1120
Molecular Weight:252.07
HSCode:28352500
CAS No:7758-23-8
EINECS: 231-837-1
Standard:GBAr22548-2008
Dcnsity:2.22(16C)
Melting Point: 109#C Loss of Ignition:30.0 Water Solubility: insoluble Merck: 13,1698
EPA Substance Registry^ System: Phosphoric acid, calcium sail (2:1K7758-23-8)
Hazard Codes: Xi
Risk Statements: 36/37/38
Safely Statements: 26-36/37-37/39
WGK Germany: 2
RTf-CS :TB85270(K)
lla/ardous Substances Data: 7758-23-8(1 la/ardous Substances Data)
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Used to supply mineral nutrition such as phosphorus and calcium. The element of calcium and phosphate is called life chemical element for animal. It is important to the animal’s movement, digestion, circulation, the nervous system, metabolism…etc.
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Why is monocalcium phosphate used in animal feed?
MCP acts as an inorganic phosphate supplement and plays an important role in the animal feed industry. It provides animals with calcium and phosphorus, which helps to improve an animal’s organism, metabolism, and the functioning of nervous, immune and reproductive systems thereby increasing productivity.