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Sodium Hydrosulphite with High Quality and Competitive Price

Sodium Hydrosulphite with High Quality and Competitive Price

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Qingdao
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Min Order Qty:
22 m.t.
Supply Capability:
3000 m.t./month

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1.Structure of Sodium Hydrosulfite Description:

Commodity name: Sodium Hydrosulfite Na2S2O4 Sodium Hydrosulfite Sodium Dithionite Price

Molecular formula:Na2S2O4

Molecular weight:174

CAS Number 7775-14-6

H.S code 28311010

UN number 1384

Class 4.2

2.Main Features of Sodium Hydrosulfite:

1,Widely used in printing and dyeing industry,such as cotton fabrics dyeing auxiliary, silk fabric bleaching.

 

2,Used as bleaching agent in paper industry

 

3,Used as bleaching agent,antiseptic agent and antioxidant agent in food industry

 

4,Used as bleaching agent for soap,oil esters,pulp in light industry

 

5,Used for producing rongalite,sodium thiosulfate,thiourea,sulfur,benzoic acid,six O(medical),synthetic dyes,also 

 

  used copperplate printing,analytical reagent in the chemical industry,etc

 

6,Used as reducing agent in printing and dyeing industry 

 

3.Sodium Hydrosulfite Images

4.Sodium Hydrosulfite Specification

 Standard:HG2932-1999

Index

Technical Grade 

HG/T 2074-2011

Food Additive

GB 22215-2008

Na2S2O4, 

≥ 90%

≥ 88%

≥ 85%

≥ 88%

Iron (Fe), 

≤20ppm

≤ 20ppm

≤ 20ppm

≤ 20ppm

Zinc (Zn), 

≤ 1ppm

≤ 1ppm

≤ 1ppm

≤ 1ppm

solution appearance

clear

clear

clear

clear

EDTA, 

/

/

/

qualified

Arsenic(As), 

/

/

/

≤ 1ppm

Other heavy metal( As Pb), 

≤ 1ppm

≤ 1ppm

≤ 1ppm

≤ 1ppm

Formate (As HCHO), 

/

/

/

≤ 0.05%

water insolubles, 

≤ 0.05%

≤ 0.05%

≤ 0.05%

/

Cadmium (Cd) 

/

/

/

≤ 2ppm

Plumbum (Pb) 

/

/

/

≤ 5ppm

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) why you buy from me?

  We have stable quolity and price, not best quolity and price. It is not true for best quolity and best price. Our factory is manufacture according the BP USP and FCCIV terms. We have in this line for more than 8 years. We are one of the biggest exporter from Qingdao port.

 

Q: I'm said that with the increase of temperature the inorganic salts will decrease. Will that be correct?
Usually solubility will increase with increasing temperature but there are a significant number of exceptions which show the opposite.
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: What are the physiological functions of inorganic salts
Maintain the life of cells and organisms
Q: Inorganic salt function
Although inorganic salts in the cell content is relatively small, but there are many important role.
Q: A solution is known to contain an inorganic salt of one of the following elements. The solution is colorless. The solution contains a salt ofa. Cub. Mnc. Fed. Nie. Zn
Mn or Zn. Both MnSO4 and ZnSO4 solutions are water-white. KMnO4 is purple. But you did not stipulate.
Q: The importance of water and inorganic salts to life is reflected in those aspects
The role of water: 1. as a good solvent to dissolve nutrients and metabolic wastes, involved in the metabolism of body fluids. 2. To provide the water environment required for cell survival. 3. As some of the reaction of raw materials, such as photosynthesis, protein hydrolysis . 4. Is divided into the combination of water and free water constitute the two major forms of cells. 5. Plant to help carry out the role of transpiration heat
Q: Think about the physical and chemical properties of salt and sugar. What properties do these substances have in common? Describe which properties you could use to distinguish between them. What properties and units would you use to describe their physical and chemical characteristics? List as many as you can.
Salt: inorganic, ionic bond, soluble in water (ionizes); forms a crystal lattice structure as a solid. Sugar: organic compound, mostly covalent bonds, also soluble in water but does not ionize, can be burned, tastes good (just kidding).
Q: Inorganic salt through what way into the human body
The inorganic salt enters the human body through active transport.
Q: therefore indigestible..that I should look for organic plant based trace mineral compounds..anyone care to comment?
All trace minerals are "inorganic". That's what a mineral is. What the article means is that they are inorganic in the sense that the supplements just have mineral compouds, rather than being derived from a food source. That doesn't make them indigestible, but it can mean they aren't as readily absorbed. Vitamins and minerals are ALWAYS absorbed better when derived from food sources, such as eating a balanced diet, then they are by popping a supplement with a mineral compound in it. But if you need supplements, I don't know if there's such a striking difference between regular mineral supplements or "plant-based" whole food supplements. I don't doubt that whole food plant supplements are probably better, but I don't know that they're better to the degree that it makes the regular supplements "terrible". The best source is STILL diet.
Q: as a example potesium,sodium,magnees,calcium
The sodium-potassium pump is most important in controlling the working of neurotransmitters. Calcium ion is also generated in voltage gated Ca++ channel, and Magnesium is necessary for metabolic functions. But Sodium is one of the most important inorganic component in our body. Of course Potassium is also as important. But, if you have ever seen the back of all food products there is a special part showing amount of Sodium in it...even Snacks.. :)

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