Ancient precious organic acids are the raw materials. What is the natural mineral enzyme "fulvic acid"?
"Final decomposition products" that have undergone humification over a long period! They have antibacterial and deodorizing effects.
Fulvic acid" is a valuable organic acid extracted from peat, which is the precursor to coal and oil, formed from organic matter such as plants and algae that existed on Earth over 100 million years ago, through repeated humification over a long period of time, at a rate of about 0.2%. It has a chelating effect that ionizes minerals finely, increasing the absorption rate to a high value of 97%. It is said to have effects such as antibacterial action, promotion of enzyme activation, enhancement of plant growth, and deodorizing effects. 【Features】 ■ Antibacterial action ■ Promotion of enzyme activation ■ Deodorizing effect ■ Increases absorption rate to a high value of 97% by finely ionizing minerals *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Uses】 ■ Beauty salons: Mix with shampoo and conditioner ■ Hotels: Add to large public baths ■ Hospitals: Use a vaporizer for evaporation within the facility ■ Livestock industry: Spray in livestock breeding areas ■ Farmers, dairy farmers: Mix with fermented feed and compost, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Noah Tech Co., Ltd. is focusing its business development on its uniquely developed inorganic powder coagulant. Through the proper treatment of wastewater, we want to gift a beautiful environment to the children who will carry on to the next generation. To achieve this, we will develop the necessary technologies and systems and engage in business activities in collaboration with the government, local authorities, and companies.
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