Soda Ash Dense99.2% with High Quality with 25kg Packing and Cheap Price

Soda Ash Dense99.2% with High Quality with 25kg Packing and Cheap Price

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1.Structure of Soda Ash Description：

1.CAS NO.: 15630-89-4
2.Type: coated and uncoated
3.Application: Bleaching, sterilization
4.Better than Sodium Perborate

Sodium percarbonate is a chemical, an adduct of sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide (a perhydrate), with formula 2Na2CO3· 3H2O2. It is a colorless, crystalline, hygroscopic and water-soluble solid. It is used in some eco-friendly cleaning products and as a laboratory source of anhydrous hydrogen peroxide.

This product contains the carbonate anion, and should not be confused with sodium peroxocarbonate Na2CO4 or peroxodicarbonate Na2C2O6, which contain different anions

2. Main Features of Soda Ash：

1. It is a granulated powder – which can be nice for scrubbing stains and stuck-on-gunk off of dishes. Think of scouring powder, but made out of hydrogen peroxide. It can be made into a paste, too, and used on tile grout and tough stains.

2. It is easy to carry around -- say, to a laundromat – because of its dry powder form. In fact, laundry products are one of the big applications of sodium percarbonate.

3. It’s cheap. Really cheap: a few dollars for a little tub of it. The recommended amounts are small, it is very concentrated.

4. It is easier to ship than 35% peroxide, since it is not a “hazardous material” for shipping purposes, at least in small quantities. (This is confusing – I’ve seen at least one source that does ship larger quantities, over a couple of pounds, as a hazardous material. I’m not convinced that this is a general practice. I think it is generally shipped as usual, not as a hazardous material. I'm thinking that "pure" sodium percarbonate requires hazardous materials shipping. I'll update this when I know for sure what the distinction is.)

5. It is less likely to splash and spill than liquid peroxide, so it is safer to work with. One does still need to be careful with it, but mostly once it is mixed into water.

3.Soda Ash Images

Soda Ash Dense99.2% with High Quality with 25kg Packing and Cheap Price

4.Soda Ash Specification

Item	Soda Ash Dense	Soda Ash Light
Item	Index	Index
Total alkali(quality fraction of Na2CO3 dry basis)	99.2% min	99.2% min
NaCI (quality fraction of NaCI dry basis)	0.70% max	0.70% max
Fe quality fraction (dry basis)	0.0035% max	0.0035% max
Sulfate(quality fraction of SO4 dry basis)	0.03% max	0.03% max
Water-fast substance in quality fraction	0.03% max	0.03% max
Accumulation density(g/ml)	0.90% min
Particle size, 180 µ m sieving residue	70.0% min

5.FAQ

1)How many tons does your factory can supply each moth?

30000tons/month

2)How to quarantee the quality of the products?

you can arrange SGS&BV or other quality inspection.

3)How many days you need to pepare the cargo after we made the order?

within 30 days.

Q: Such as sulfuric acid, carbonic acid. The The thank you very much: Nitric acid oxalic acid

Q: CuMnFeNior ZnAlso metal calcium reacts with molecular hydrogen to form a compound. Which statement concerning this compound is not true?It's formula is CaH2it is ionicsolid at room tempwhen added to water, reacts to produce h2 gaswhen added to water, forms acidic solutionMy guess was going to be that it is not ionic, but i'm not 100% positive.Can anyone help me with these chemistry questions? Or atleast point me to some webpage that might help. Please and thank you.: Only Zn compounds form colorless or white salts. The second question would be the last answer, which is false. It forms an alkaline solution when added to water.

Q: Nutritional characteristics of carbohydrates and inorganic salts in vegetables: Inorganic salts are absorbed and utilized by crops in the soil. Carbohydrates are composed of carbon (C) and water (H20). Each person's body contains carbohydrates.

Q: How to get an inorganic salt: Inorganic salts are salts of inorganic compounds, formerly known as minerals. Plant growth needs N, P, K three elements and Ca, Zn, B, Mg, S, Fe and other trace elements. Depending on the type and amount of inorganic salts required for plant life, the water and various proportions of inorganic salts are scientifically formulated into plant nutrient solutions. The method of cultivating plants with plant nutrient solution is called soilless cultivation. The inorganic salts used to prepare the nutrient solution are generally not available for extraction, such as potassium nitrate, calcium nitrate, magnesium sulfate, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, copper sulfate, zinc sulfate and the like, and the reagent may be a chemical fertilizer. The purity of the reagent is high and the impurities of the fertilizer are more. If you can not get it, you can use soil leaching solution (fertile soil plus fresh water, the liquid obtained after filtration), which generally contains a variety of inorganic salts.

Q: What inorganic salts and trace elements are there in rice?: Ribulose (0.08 mg) Nucleic Acid (1.50 mg) Vitamin C (8.00 mg) Vitamin E (1.01 mg) Calcium (11.00 mg) Phosphorus (121.00 mg) Potassium (97.00 mg)

Q: What fruit contains more minerals?: Papaya, also known as melon. Fruit before immature, if the knife in the fruit on a knife, it will flow out of white milk, it is also known as the melon. Papaya sweet taste, which in addition to rich sugar, but also contains vitamin A , B vitamins, vitamin C and iron, calcium, organic acids, cellulose and other nutrients. Among them, β-carotene and vitamin C content is particularly high, which is 20 times the apple, they are natural antioxidants, can Effectively prevent the cold and prevent the synthesis of carcinogenic nitrosamines, but note that the cooked papaya, β-carotene, B vitamins and vitamin C is almost completely destroyed, and no health care.

Q: What is the common substance oxide in junior middle school chemistry: Oxides: calcium oxide, sodium oxide, carbon dioxide, phosphorus pentoxide, carbon monoxide, hydrogen peroxide, water, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, sulfur trioxide, iron oxide, alumina, silica and the like.

Q: What is the concept of acid?: Sad; sad: ~ Chu | heart ~.

Q: Whether the metal oxides are alkaline oxides: Alkaline oxides are metal oxides

Q: I had asked a similar question on GC operation last week, but for different kinds of compounds.For my biochem research project at school, I&#39;m testing the ability of a species of bacteria to biodegrade alcohols found in gasoline (methanol, ethanol, isopropyl, tert-butyl and cyclohexanol). The bacteria is growing in a solution of minute amounts of alcohols and Mineral Medium, which is basically just water and dissolved inorganic salts (CaCl2, KH2PO4, NH4NO3 and MgSO4).I know GC&#39;s are primarily used to separate organic mixtures. Can a GC separate organic compounds dissolved in salt water? Is it safe to put salt water in a GC? Or would I have to do an extraction to separate the alcohols and run the organic extract through the GC?: Do not let salts enter the GC. You will have to perform an extraction step and run that. Salts can precipitate in the column or degrade into reactive species that can corrode the GC. Water is OK since it will not destroy the column (I've run aqueous solutions before), but salts are not.

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