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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.

 

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4.Soda Ash Specification

Item 

Soda Ash Dense

Soda Ash Light

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: What are the properties of acid?
react with alkali to form salt and water.
Q: Are there any differences between minerals and inorganic salts?
There are differences, some minerals exist in organic matter, and some minerals are inorganic salts. Inorganic salts are inorganic.
Q: The lack of symptoms and food sources of several inorganic salts
Food sources of inorganic salts containing calcium Source: dairy products, beans, cereals, kelp and so on. Source: seafood, etc. Food of iron-containing inorganic salts Source: Fruits Containing iodine-containing inorganic salts Source (trace): seaweed, jellyfish, corn, mussels, etc. Zinc-containing inorganic salt food sources (trace): animal liver (viscera), fruit, peanuts, etc.
Q: What are minerals and trace elements?
Trace elements, although not much in the human body, but closely related to human survival and health. Their intake of excessive, inadequate, or lack of will cause varying degrees of human physiological abnormalities or disease. The most prominent role of trace elements is closely related to the vitality of life, just like the size of the matchhead or less the amount can play a huge physiological role. It is worth noting that these trace elements must be supplied directly or indirectly from the soil. According to scientific research, so far, due to the use of pesticide overdose, resulting in a large number of trace elements loss, so we have to indirectly add trace elements, the use of mineral power to supplement the lack of trace elements in the human body. There are 18 kinds of essential trace elements related to the detection of human health and life, namely iron, copper, zinc, cobalt, manganese, chromium, selenium, iodine, nickel, fluorine, molybdenum, vanadium, tin, silicon, strontium, Rubidium, arsenic and so on. Each of these trace elements has its own special physiological function. Although they are extremely small in the human body, they are necessary to maintain some of the decisive metabolism in the human body. Once the lack of these essential minerals trace elements, the body will be disease, and even life-threatening. Such as zinc deficiency can cause mouth, eyes, anus or genital redness, pimples, rash. Another example is iron is one of the main components of hemoglobin, iron deficiency can cause iron deficiency anemia. Abroad has been reported: the body of iron, copper, zinc reduction, can weaken the immune mechanism (resistance to disease), reduce disease resistance, contribute to bacterial infection, and infection after the mortality rate is also higher. Trace elements in disease resistance, anti-cancer, longevity and other aspects also play a role can not be ignored.
Q: how come a penny can hold more drops of the salt water solution than just plain tap water from your faucet?
It okorder /
Q: Does the plant absorb some of the inorganic salt?
Plants absorb inorganic salts and do not necessarily absorb water.
Q: Salt is not a kind of inorganic salt
Salt chemical name is called "sodium chloride", chemical symbol: NaCl
Q: What is the relationship of electronegativity and the solubility of a inorganic salts?Does the solubility increase when electronegativity decreases or vice-versa? or neither...
The higher the electronegativity, the stronger the acid would be... Therefore it would be more soluble. take NaCl (common table salt) as an example. The difference between Na's electronegativity and Cl's electronegativity is very high so NaCl is a very soluble salt. The only exception is HF - it is a weak acid - it dissociates very weakly because O-H bonds cannot break H-F bonds which are very strong.
Q: A. food gathering and digestion B. photosynthesis and diatom structures C. reproduction and osmosis D. wave and current motions
its not a so try b or c those 2 are the most likely to be the right answers
Q: The addition of inorganic salt viscosity of micelles increased first and then increased again and then reduced, there is no possibility ah? Yes, then what is the reason for the increase ah?
possible. The inorganic salt is dissolved in water to form positive and negative ions, and the ions of the micelles are extruded to make the solubility smaller and form an increase in the viscosity. With the increase in the amount of inorganic salt, it does not have the ability to dissolve in water, there is no micelles and the molecular state exists in the water, the liquid becomes thin ...

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