Anhydrous sodium sulfate

Sodium sulfate is a common chemical compound made up of one sulfate ion and two sodium ions. When anhydrous, it takes on the appearance of a white crystalline solid with the chemical formula Na2SO4.

Characteristics of Anhydrous Sodium Sulfate :

• Chemical formula: Na2SO4
• Appearance: Anhydrous sodium sulfate generally appears as a white powder or colorless crystals.
• Solubility: Soluble in water, but only slightly soluble in alcohol.
• Properties: It is hygroscopic, which means it tends to absorb moisture from the air.
• Uses: It is used in industry for a variety of applications, including detergent manufacture, water treatment, the glass and paper industry, as well as certain chemical and textile applications.
• Reactivity: Does not react significantly with most chemicals at room temperature.
• Safety: It is generally considered safe when used correctly, but as with any chemical product, it must be handled with care.

APPLICATION:

• Sodium sulfate is used in
• Animal feed.
• Chemical manufacturing.

PROPERTIES:

• MOLAR WEIGHT (g/mol): 142.042 ± 0.006 g/mol
• CHEMICAL NAME: Sodium sulfate anhydrous
• SYNONYM: Sodium sulfate anhydrous
• APPEARANCE: white solid
• PACKAGING: 1150 KG bibag; bag of 25
• HAZARD PHASES: Uncontrolled product