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Iron chelated w/ heptagluconic acid?

Discussion in 'Aquatic Plant Fertilization' started by rafael.compassi, Aug 11, 2011.

  1. rafael.compassi

    rafael.compassi Junior Poster

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    Hi everyone!

    This is my first post here (I was just lurking for about a couple months).

    Now the really hard question:

    It is safe to use an heptagluconic acid chelated iron?

    I have found very little info on google, saying that it is not fitotoxic,
    and doesn't decompose under light.

    My Fe HGA have a 12% iron content.

    This is ferrous gluconate?

    The structural formulas look somewhat different, take a look:

    fe gluc
    http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._gluconate.png

    HGA
    http://www.chemicalbook.com/CAS/GIF/23351-51-1.gif

    It is the same thing really?

    How could I do a seachem flourish iron thing with this?
    (like 50g in 500ml water?)

    Greetings from Brazil!

    Tanks!

    Rafael
     
    #1 rafael.compassi, Aug 11, 2011
  2. Biollante

    Biollante Lifetime Charter Member
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    HI,

    Maybe a smart person can answer this…    :) Since no smart people have answered…:( well...:eek:

    I am fairly sure that is the SeaChem Iron glucanate stuff…    ;)

    The difference in the diagrams is because one is of the HGA alone and the other with the iron complexed.

    Biollante
     
    #2 Biollante, Aug 11, 2011
  3. rafael.compassi

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    Thanks Biollante!

    I think you're right!

    Cheers!
     
    #3 rafael.compassi, Aug 13, 2011
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