Glossary entry

Italiano term or phrase:

sali misti potassici a basso titolo

Inglese translation:

low percentage (or mass fraction) mixed potassium salts

Added to glossary by Rachel Fell
Jun 13, 2009 18:51
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Italiano term

sali misti potassici a basso titolo

Da Italiano a Inglese Scienze Agricoltura mineral-based fertiliser - word order
...contenente calcio
Not quite sure of best word order here - so far have "Low content mixed potassium salts with calcium" ... low level?
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Jun 15, 2009 15:38: Emanuela Galdelli changed "Term asked" from "Sali misti potassici a basso titolo" to "sali misti potassici a basso titolo"

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low mass fraction mixed potassium salts

Ciao rachel, la dicitura sembrerebbe questa.
Buon lavoro :)

The mass fraction (percent) nitrogen is reported directly. However, phosphorus is reported as phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5), the anhydride of phosphoric acid, and potassium is reported as potassium oxide (K2O), which is the anhydride of potassium hydroxide. Fertilizer composition is expressed in this fashion for historical reasons in the way it was analyzed (conversion to ash for P and K); this practice dates back to Justus von Liebig (see more below). Consequently, an 18-51-20 fertilizer would have 18% nitrogen as N, 51% phosphorus as P2O5, and 20% potassium as K2O, The other 11% is known as ballast and may or may not be valuable to the plants, depending on what is used as ballast. Although analyses are no longer carried out by ashing first, the naming convention remains. If nitrogen is the main element, they are often described as nitrogen fertilizers.
In general, the mass fraction (percentage) of elemental phosphorus, [P] = 0.436 x [P2O5]
and the mass fraction (percentage) of elemental potassium, [K] = 0.83 x [K2O]
(These conversion factors are mandatory under the UK fertilizer-labelling regulations if elemental values are declared in addition to the N-P-K declaration.)
An 18−51−20 fertilizer therefore contains, by weight, 18% elemental nitrogen (N), 22% elemental phosphorus (P) and 16% elemental potassium (K).
http://www.isragri.com/inorganic_fertilizers.html

Mass fraction conversion
"Mass fraction" conversion factors are mandatory under the UK fertilizer-labelling regulations if elemental values are declared in addition to the N-P-K declaration.[9])

In phosphorous pentoxide, the element phosphorous constitutes about 43.6% of the total mass of the compound. Thus, the official UK mass fraction (percentage) of elemental phosphorus, [P] = 0.436 x [P2O5]

Likewise, the mass fraction (percentage) of elemental potassium, [K] = 0.83 x [K2O]

Thus an 18−51−20 fertilizer therefore contains, by weight, 18% elemental[citation needed] nitrogen (N) , 22% elemental phosphorus (P) and 16% elemental potassium (K).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fertilizer#Chemical_Content

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&ie=ISO-8859-1&q="mass fra...

Il titolo dichiarato di un fertilizzante indica il suo contenuto percentuale rispetto al prodotto tal quale in N, P2O5 e K2O riportati sempre in quest'ordine in etichetta prodoto.
E' possibile riportare il titolo anche di altri elementi nutritivi, che saranno allora espressi con riferimento a ossido di Ca, CaO, ossido di Mg, MgO, ossido di Na, Na2O, anidride solforosa, SO3 o zolfo S o direttamente al singolo elemento negli altri casi.
http://www.fertirrigazione.it/ita_790/

Sulle confezioni dei concimi vengono indicate delle cifre, separate da trattini, o a volte interspaziate da segni di addizione. Se ci troviamo davanti a un composto minerale che riporta il titolo 15-3-15, vuol dire che su 100 Kg. di prodotto 15 saranno di Azoto, 3 di Fosforo e ancora 15 di Potassio.
http://www.guidaconsumatore.com/agricoltura_giardinaggio/con...
Note from asker:
Ciao Bruna, thank you very much - I'm inclined to put "percentage" rather than "mass fraction" though, as it sounds less unwieldy
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Low titre mixed potassium salts

titre (or titer, US) is the exact term that corresponds to "titolo"
in this context: titration is a procedure of successive dilution to obtain the desiderd concentration or to assess the minimum concentration capable of producing an effect (in pharmacology and serology)
Note from asker:
Hi, thank you Riccardo - I know about titre, etc., but it is usually for medical/scientific things rather than agricultural products
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Reference comments

3 giorni 22 ore
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low percentage

Chemical Studies in the Physiology of Apples.
These were peeled, cored, cut up and thoroughly mixed, and ... temperatures cause loss of sulphate and of potassium salts. At intervals ...... Canterbury contain a very ***low percentage *** of magnesia. These apples keep ...
http://aob.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/pdf_extract/os-40/1/129

Chemistry of Vegetable Physiology and Agriculture.
Effect of Potassium Salts on Nitrification. .... Another analytical point made out is the very low percentage of cellulose ... substance he calls paramannan, which, mixed with ..
http://www.rsc.org/delivery/_ArticleLinking/DisplayArticleFo...

http://www.springerlink.com/content/g345072xp6l35286/
Problems op the chemistry and technology of mineral fertilizers in ...
.......nutrient sot)stances than the ordinary ***low-percentage ***fertilizers, ... is e interaction ,of nitric acid extracts with amrrmnium o; potassium salts (without .... duction of complex and mixed fertilizers meeting the requirements of the ...

http://www.ca.uky.edu/agc/pubs/agr/agr53/agr53.htm
AGR-53: Lawn Fertilization in Kentucky
... with these mixed fertilizers because of the potassium salts they include. ... most of which have a low percentage of nitrogen or are fortified with urea
Note from asker:
Thank you for the references!
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