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CAUSTIC SODA FLAKE

    Chemical Name :            CAUSTIC SODA FLAKE

    Other Name :                 Sodium hydroxide,NA

    CAS No. :                     1310-73-2                     

    Molecular Formula :          NaOH

    EINECS :                       215-185-5

    H.S CODE :                  2815110000

PRODUCT NAME: CAUSTIC SODA FLAKE

ORIGIN:CHINA

·    Product Description

Product Parameters

Appearance: white flakes

Physical and Chemical data:

Melting Point

Boiling point

Density

Flash Point

318.4ºC

1390ºC

2.13  g/m3

176~178ºC

Other Related indexes:

EINECS

RTECS

PubChem

MDL

215-185-5

WB4900000

24857963

MFCD00003548

Solubility: soluble in water, glycol, not soluble in ethanol. solubility in water is as below

Temperature (ºC)

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

90

100

Solubility by (g)

42

51

109

119

129

145

174

299

314

329

347

Main indexes:

Index

Standard

Purity(NaOH) by wt %

99.0 min

NaCl by wt %

0.03 max

Na2CO3 by wt %

0.5 max

Iron content (as Fe) by wt %

0.005 max

SiO2 by wt %

0.04 max

Ca2+ Mg2+ by wt %

0.03 max

Pb by wt %

0.003 max

Hg by wt %

0.0015 max

  

Main Application

1. Soap and detergent powder

2. Paper making

3. Fiberglass

4. Oil refining

5. Water treatment

Important Notice

1. Caustic soda is a strong alkali material, it can absorb moisture to deliquesce or absorb carbon dioxide to deteriorate when exposed in the air

2. In most applications, caustic soda is used in solution status, but for exporting and importing, it's suggested to use solid form to save the packing cost and transportation cost

3. There are mainly 3 solid types:

a) Solid (packed in drums, purity cca. 96%)

b) Flakes (packed in bags, purity cca. 99%)

c) Pearls (packed in bags, purity cca.99%)

Among the 3 forms, flakes and pearls are mostly widely used

4. We normally list 2 years as the shelf life in our COA, the real shelf life is actually longer than 2 years if it's stocked in good condition (bags are sealed enough, away from direct sun-light, moisture and other incompatible chemical materials)