A high efficiency water body bottom material modifier

Abstract

The invention relates to a high efficiency water body bottom material modifier, which is prepared by processing potassium peroxymonosulfate complex, urea hydrogen peroxide, ion chelating agent and carrier; and each component has the mass percent of: 0.5%-50% potassium peroxymonosulfate complex, 0.5%-50% urea hydrogen peroxide, 0.5%-10% ion chelating agent and 5%-50% carrier and each component prepares into tablet, round particle, anomal particle or pulvis finished product by processing. The composition of the invention can efficiently process aquaculture pond, lake, landscape water, swimming pool and other bottom environments in order to reach stable and lasting water quality improvement purpose. The potassium peroxymonosulfate complex in the composition can oxidize bottom oxygen consuming organic matter to prevent from acidifying and smelliness; the urea hydrogen peroxide can increase water body bottom dissolved oxygen and reduce water body soil bottom oxygen debt; the ion chelating agent can exchange copper, zinc, iron and other heavy metals in the adsorbed water body to reduce the toxicity to aquatic animals; the above three compounds after processing into the finished products can directly put into the water bottom to have significant integral improvement effect on water body bottom and be especially suitable for water body cultivation.

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Problems solved by technology

[0005] At present, there are three types of water bottom quality modifiers, one is an adsorbent product based on adsorbents such as zeolite powder, aluminum sulfate, aluminum iron sulfate, polyacrylamide, etc., to absorb organic matter at the bottom to achieve temporary barrier Organic matter consumes and releases toxins, but cannot really decompose and digest organic matter; the second is to use biological substrate modifiers such as Bacillus subtilis, Bacillus natto, and photosynthetic bacteria to decompose the underlying organic