Anhydrous Sodium Sulphate Dealers

• Brand Name: Birla
• Formula: Na2SO4
• Molar mass: 142.04 g/mol
• PH Value: 9-11
• Form: Powder
• Usage: Industrial
• Packaging Size: 50 Kg
• Density: 2.66 g/cm3

Sodium Sulphate is recovered as a co-product and allows us to take our step towards conserving nature.

We are offering anhydrous sodium sulphate. physiochemical properties propertes unit values appearance - white crystalline powder sodium sulphate content % min 99 loss on drying % max 1.0 ph of 10 % solution - 6-8 loi at 600 c % max 1.0 water insoluble % max 0.5 packing kgbag 50 * at the time of packing. Applications • kraft paper and paper board • glss • detergent powders • sodium salts manufacturing • processing textile fibres • dyes • tanning • freezing mixtures

Anhydrous Sodium Aluminium Sulphate, Ferric Alum, Non Ferric Alum

• Purity: 99.9 %
• Country of Origin: Made in India
• Brand: Aditya Birla -Grasim
• Form: Powder
• Packaging Size: 50 Kg HDPE Poly Bags
• Grade: Industrial
• Application: Textile Dyeing

• CAS No.: 7757-826
• Appearance: White Crystals

Glauber’s salt is also a synonym for sodium sulfate anhydrous and is commonly used in the industries. Sodium sulfate anhydrous, also known as thenardite, has a formula of na2so4. It has an appearance of white crystalline solid and is chemically very stable. It is unreactive toward most oxidizing or reducing agents at normal temperatures. In addition to that, it can be converted to sodium sulfide at high temperature by carbo-thermal reduction.

Anhydrous sodium sulfate is in the form of hygroscopic white powder and has no odor. Formula of anhydrous sodium sulphate is Na2SO4 It is soluble in water but insoluble in ethanol. Anhydrous sodium sulfate's boiling point is 1100 C, and the melting point is 880-888 C. Anhydrous sodium sulphate is stable under ordinary conditions, but at high temperature it is reduced to sodium sulfide. Specific gravity of anhydrous sodium sulphate is 2.66-2.75. Anhydrous sodium sulfate density is 1.464 g cm3. Anhydrous sodium sulfate assumes a monoclinic structure at 100ºC and above 250ºC it assumes a hexagonal structure. It does not react with oxidizing agents at normal temperature.

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