Description
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Specification
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Item
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Caustic Soda Flakes
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NaOH
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99 MIN
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NaCl
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0.03% MAX
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Na2CO3
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0.5% MAX
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As
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0.0003% MAX
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Fe2O3
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0.005% MAX
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Packaging
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HSC Sodium Hydroxide(Caustic Soda) net weight 25kgs, 1000kgs pack in woven bag lined with plastic.
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Quantity per Container
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27Mts/1x20’FCL(Non-Palletized)
25Mts/1x20’FCL(Palletized)
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Caustic Soda Applications
The diffuser is a NaOH chemical formula with a purity of 0.8% and is in the form of a solid material in the form of a filler (flex, pellet), granular or cast blocks. caustic soda is one of the most consumed chemicals as an industrial fat burner required by various industries, which has led these industries to always seek to produce the highest quality caustic soda. Let’s go.
Uses of Caustic Soda Applications in Industry
Paper and pulp: The most common use and application of caustic soda worldwide is in the paper industry. The use of caustic soda in the process of bleaching and bleaching, inks from recycled paper as well as in the water treatment sector.
the Cloth: The use of caustic soda in the textile industry is caustic soda for processing flax and dyeing synthetic fibers such as nylon and polyester.
Soap and Detergent: Another important use of the caustic soda in the detergent industry is the use of sodium hydroxide for soap, a process that converts fats, fats and vegetable oils into soaps. It is also used to produce anionic surfactants, which is an essential ingredient in most detergents and detergents.
Bleach Production: Another advantage of the leap is the use of bleach. Bleachers have many industrial and domestic applications such as fat cutting and mold and mold control.
Petroleum Products: Including the use of caustic soda for exploration, production and processing of oil and natural gas.