Overview
Sodium Sulphate is recovered as a co-product and allows us to take our step towards conserving nature.
Packing: HDPE Drums, ISO tank.
Applications
Sodium sulphate is a simple inorganic compound with the formula Na2SO4. Powdered detergents for washing clothes usually contain sodium sulphate simply to bulk up the product, making detergent manufacturers the biggest users of the compound. It does nothing for the wash, but as a very cheap, pH neutral substance that readily dissolves in warm water, it simply passes through the system, making the product less costly to produce per unit weight. It also acts as a Desiccant. Desiccants are able to bind multiple molecules of water, forming “hydrates”. This effectively locks up any moisture that enters the detergent, maintaining a dry, free-flowing powdered detergent.
This chemical also appears under: Plastics, Paper and Resins, Textiles and Leather
Technical Overview
Product :Sodium Sulphate
CAS Number : 7757-82-6
| Appearance | Off White Powder |
| Assay (Wt %) | Min 99.00 |
| Loss On Drying (Wt %) | Max 0.50 |
| pH (10% Solution) | 7.0 – 9.5 |
