Sodium Bisulfate
Product Details
Specifications provided
White powder (Content ≥99% )
(Scope of application reference ‘product usage’)
Sodium bicarbonate is white crystal, or opaque monoclinic crystal system fine crystal, odorless, salty and cool, easily soluble in water and glycerol, not soluble in ethanol. The solubility in water is 7.8g (18℃), 16.0g (60 ℃), the density is 2.20g/cm3, the specific gravity is 2.208, and the refractive index is α : 1.465. β : 1.498; γ : 1.504, standard entropy 24.4J/(mol·K), heat of formation 229.3kJ/mol, heat of solution 4.33kJ/mol, specific heat capacity (Cp). 20.89J/(mol·°C)(22°C).
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Product Parameter
7681-38-1
231-665-7
120.06
Sulphate
2.1 g/cm³
soluble in water
315 ℃
58.5℃
Product Usage
MAIN USE
It is mainly used as a flux and disinfectant, and is used for sulfate and sodium alum, etc., and also used as a mineral decomposition flux, acid dye dyeing aid and sulfate and sodium vanadium, etc., and is also used in the manufacture of toilet cleaners, deodorants, disinfectants. Because it is an acidic salt, when it reacts with a base, it releases hydrogen ions, causing the pH in the solution to drop. This makes sodium bisulfate ideal for neutralizing alkaline wastewater. Secondly, sodium bisulfate can also be used as a food additive. It is widely used to make monosodium glutamate, soy sauce and other acidic foods. This is because it can regulate the acidity of the food, making the food more delicious. In addition, sodium bisulfate can also be used in metallurgy. It is widely used for leaching gold, silver, copper and other precious metals. This is because sodium bisulfate can form complexes with precious metals such as gold, silver, and copper, and then separate the precious metals through hydrolysis reactions. In addition, sodium bisulfate can also be used in the field of pharmaceutical production. It can be used to make some chemicals, such as taurine, cholic acid, inosine and blood pressure drugs. Sodium bisulfate is an important intermediate compound in the pharmaceutical manufacturing process. Finally, sodium bisulfate can also be used in chemical reactions in the laboratory. It can be used as a strong acid, is involved in many chemical reactions, and also has an important role in some purification processes. In general, sodium bisulfate is an important inorganic compound, which has a wide range of applications. From industry to medicine, from food to laboratories, it is needed to exist. It has made indispensable contributions to scientific and technological progress and social development in various fields.