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  • Sodium Persulfate and Potassium Persulfate: Applications and Differences

    Sodium and potassium persulfate are both persulfates, playing essential roles in daily life and chemical industries. However, what distinguishes these two persulfates? 1. Sodium Persulfate Sodium persulfate, or sodium peroxodisulfate, is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula Na₂S₂O₈. It...
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  • Sodium Persulfate in Environmental Protection: A Multifunctional Tool for Remediation

    Sodium Persulfate in Environmental Protection: A Multifunctional Tool for Remediation

    The growing severity of environmental pollution has made the effective remediation of contaminated soil, water, and air a global focal point. As a highly efficient oxidant, sodium persulfate has gained prominence in environmental remediation due to its strong oxidative capacity and diverse applic...
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  • Sodium Persulfate (SPS) in the Current Market: A Rising Star in Metal Surface Treatment

    Sodium Persulfate (SPS) in the Current Market: A Rising Star in Metal Surface Treatment

    From the perspective of current market development, sodium persulfate (SPS) is gradually establishing a more significant position in the field of metal surface treatment. Its applications are extensive and far-reaching, ranging from precision microfabrication in the semiconductor industry to effi...
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  • Functions of 10% Ammonium Persulfate Solution

    Functions of 10% Ammonium Persulfate Solution

    Sodium Persulfate and Potassium Persulfate Sodium and potassium persulfate are white crystalline powders, odorless, and decompose upon contact with metals. Functions and Applications: 1. Ammonium Persulfate: Used as an oxidizing agent, bleaching agent, and desizing agent. 2. Ammonium Persulfate: ...
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  • Ammonium Persulfate

    Ammonium Persulfate

    Ammonium Persulfate (APS), also known as diammonium peroxodisulfate, is an ammonium salt with the chemical formula (NH₄)₂S₂O₈ and a molecular weight of 228.201 g/mol. Research shows that ammonium persulfate, an oxidizing and bleaching agent, is widely used in the battery industry, as a polymeriza...
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  • Applications of Ammonium Persulfate

    Applications of Ammonium Persulfate

    Among numerous chemical products, ammonium persulfate is widely used for its strong oxidizing properties. As an important chemical reagent, ammonium persulfate is indispensable in the chemical industry, pharmaceuticals, and materials science. Understanding the properties, functions, and practical...
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  • Copper Industry Chain Overview

    Copper Industry Chain Overview

    The copper industry chain encompasses the entire lifecycle of copper, including upstream mining and beneficiation of copper ore, midstream smelting of copper (from mined ore and recycled copper scrap), processing into copper products, application in end-use industries, and recycling of scrap copp...
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  • Australia’s Copper Sulfate Market Still Relies on Chinese Imports: Significant Investment Opportunities for Chinese Enterprises

    Australia’s Copper Sulfate Market Still Relies on Chinese Imports: Significant Investment Opportunities for Chinese Enterprises

    Copper sulfate, an inorganic compound commonly known as blue vitriol or cupric sulfate, has the chemical formula CuSO₄. It typically appears as a white or grayish-white powder that turns into blue crystals or powder upon absorbing water. It is highly soluble in glycerin, soluble in dilute ethanol...
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  • Research Report on Development Trends and Future Investment Forecast of China’s Zinc Sulfate Industry (2024-2031)

    Research Report on Development Trends and Future Investment Forecast of China’s Zinc Sulfate Industry (2024-2031)

    1. Global Zinc Sulfate Sales Zinc sulfate (ZnSO₄) is an inorganic compound that appears as a colorless or white crystal, granule, or powder. It is primarily used as a raw material for producing lithopone, zinc barium white, and other zinc compounds. It also serves as a nutritional supplement for ...
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  • Differences Between Industrial-Grade and Food-Grade Sodium Metabisulfite and Their Applications

    Differences Between Industrial-Grade and Food-Grade Sodium Metabisulfite and Their Applications

    Differences Between Industrial-Grade and Food-Grade Sodium Metabisulfite and Their Applications Quality Standards: • Purity: Both grades generally require a minimum purity of 96.5%, but food-grade purity is more strictly controlled. For example, the iron content in industrial-grade sodium metabis...
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  • How Is Caustic Soda “Refined”?

    How Is Caustic Soda “Refined”?

    Caustic soda, chemically known as sodium hydroxide (NaOH), is commonly called lye, caustic alkali, or sodium hydrate. It comes in two main forms: solid and liquid. Solid caustic soda is a white, semi-transparent crystalline substance, typically in flake or granular form. Liquid caustic soda is an...
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  • Flake soda: multi-purpose industrial basic chemical raw materials

    Flake soda: multi-purpose industrial basic chemical raw materials

    What is flake soda Flake soda is a white translucent flake solid, allowing microstrip color, flake soda is the basic chemical raw material, widely used in papermaking, synthetic washing and soap, viscose fiber, rayon and cotton fabrics and other textile industries, pesticides, dyes, rubber and c...
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