Sulfuric acid |
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Molecular formula: H2SO4
Quality standards:GB/T534-2014 Proportion:1.84(98%:20℃)
Physical properties:It is a colourless, transparent and oily liquid. The boiling point and crystallization temperature vary with the content of sulphuric acid. When the content is 98%, the crystallization temperature is 0.1 ℃, and the boiling point is 332.4 ℃ (0.1 MPa). Sulfuric acid is soluble in water and emits a lot of heat. Concentrated sulphuric acid has strong water absorption and can be used as a desiccant.
Chemical Properties: Sulfuric acid is a strong acid, which can neutralize with alkali, react with metal oxides, and react with many metals. Concentrated sulfuric acid has strong dehydration, and has a strong destructive effect on organic substances and human skin. |
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Main Applications: Sulfuric acid is widely used in chemical fertilizers, synthetic fibers, coatings, detergents, refrigerants, feed additives and petroleum, steel, pharmaceutical and chemical industries. Packaging and transportation: Concentrated sulphuric acid has little corrosiveness to iron equipment, so it is shipped in iron tanker or barrel. Dilute sulphuric acid corrodes metal seriously, so it is packed in rubber-lined steel or plastic containers. |
Sulfamic Acid
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Product Name: Sulfamic Acid
Molecular formula:NH2SO3H
Molecular weight:97.09
Quality Standards: HG/T2527-2011
Physical properties: It is a colorless or white crystal, soluble in water, slightly soluble in ethanol and methanol, slightly soluble in acetone, insoluble in ether. It is gradually decomposed into ammonium bisulfate in aqueous solution. The solubility in water is 146.8 g/l (20 ℃ ), and the melting point is 215-225 ℃ .
Chemical properties:It is a colorless orthorhombic or white crystal. Odorless. Soluble in water, liquid ammonia, slightly soluble in methanol, insoluble in ethanol, ether organic solvents and carbon disulfide, liquid sulfite. Aqueous solutions are highly ionized. Strong acid. The salt is soluble in water (except alkaline mercury salts). Its aqueous solution is hydrolyzed to ammonium sulfate when boiling.
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Main uses:
Packaging and storage: inner plastic and outer woven, sealed packaging, 25 kg/bag, stored in a dry and ventilated place. Separate storage and transportation with oxidants and alkalis. Attention should be paid to individual protection and direct physical contact should be strictly prohibited. Eat by mistake, gargle with water, drink milk or egg white.
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Product introduction:
CalciumAluminum Hydrotalcite is also called hydrotalcite.Hydrocalumite is an anionic clay and belongs to layered bimetallic hydroxides (LDHs). Because of its special structure, composition and controllability, it has some special properties, such as ion exchange resin, zeolite-like selective adsorption and catalysis, heat resistance, radiation resistance and acid-alkali resistance. Therefore, it has become a kind of flame retardant, adsorption, ion exchange and catalysis, as well as light and electricity. New functional materials with great potential and attractive prospects in magnetic and other fields. Calcium-aluminate hydrotalcite has obvious advantages over magnesium-alumina hydrotalcite. From the structure analysis, the compound contains calcium, which has better long-term thermal stability than magnesium. There are also a large number of hydroxyl radicals in bauxite. These hydroxyl radicals can neutralize and absorb the hydrogen chloride produced by the degradation of PVC, thus playing a long-term thermal stabilizer effect. Therefore, as the main thermal stability component of PVC resin, bauxite has better application prospects than traditional hydrotalcite.
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Molecular formula:NaSO3
Molecular weight:126.04(252.04)
Appearance and Character: White, monoclinic crystal or powder
Product overview:Sodium sulfite (anhydrous), common sulfite, colorless, monoclinic crystal or powder. It can irritate eyes, skin and mucosa and pollute water sources. Toxic sulfide fumes are produced by high thermal decomposition. In industry, it is mainly used to produce cellulose sulfite, sodium thiosulfate, organic chemicals, bleached fabrics, etc. It is also used as reducing agent, preservative, dechlorinating agent, etc.
Chemical property:Sodium sulfite is easily weathered in air and oxidized to sodium sulfate. The crystalline water is lost at 150 ℃.Reheating melts into a mixture of sodium sulfide and sodium sulfate. The density of anhydrous matter is 2.633. It oxidizes much slower than hydrate and remains unchanged in dry air. Sodium sulfide and sodium sulfate are produced by thermal decomposition, sulfur dioxide is released by decomposition into corresponding salts when it in contact with strong acids. Sodium sulfite has strong reducibility. It can reduce copper ions to cuprous ions (sulfite can form complex with cuprous ions and is stable), and it can also reduce weak oxidants such as phosphotungstic acid. Sodium sulfite and its hydrogen salts can be used in the laboratory to remove peroxides of ether substances (adding a small amount of water, slightly heat stirring reaction, then separating the liquid, drying the ether layer with quicklime, for some less demanding reactions). It can be neutralized with hydrogen sulfide.
Main Application:
1. Used for the determination of tellurium and niobium in trace analysis and the preparation of developer solution, and as reducing agent. |
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Molecular formula:Na2S205
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