If you take for example a fertiliser 7.0.14 which has 7% Nitrogen, 0% Phosphate and 14% Potassium.
In a 25kg bag of fertiliser you will have:
Blended - 3 different additives all mixed together - N P K so they are mixed or blended and that's what gives the name blended
Compound - Each prill or piece of fertiliser contain 7% N 0% P and 14% K...so each prill has that amount of fertiliser inside it, so you know that each prill will carry the same amount of fertiliser.
So in conclusion blended is a mix of fertiliser, it is the same analysis but the bag contains the percentage as opposed to the compound where each prill contains the analysis.
Compound ferts will be dearer than blender due to the manufacturing of the actual fert
a compound is a substance that contains two or more elements chemically combined in a fixed proportion while mixture is a physical blend of two or more substances that are not chemically combined
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Composites are heterogeneous mixture But blends are homogeneous
Try using potting soil with a fertilizer blend.
1000/1000 chances
There is no difference in viscosity. A 10w30 full synthetic is the same as a 10w30 blend.
homogeneous blend fertizers have a uniform mix of compounds, including size of grain.
Homogeneous fertilizer means that each prill or particle has the total N P K nutrient value. Homogeneous blend means the the nutrients N P K are separate particles and a re blended in the total mix
mixed drink combination, compound, blend
A compound.
Oxygenated fuel is an ethenol blend non-oxygenated is pure gasoline no ethenol.
They form a compound. The definition is usually two or more elements combined chemically.