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Anhydrous sodium sulfate is a substance that has a low density and is moderately water soluble. It has a chemical formula of Na2SO4. Sodium sulfate is a white crystalline solid with a melting point of 884 degrees Celsius.
Sodium sulfate has a high affinity for various organic compounds and can be used in a variety of applications, including glass making, dyeing textiles, and making sodium sulfide. Sodium sulfate is also a diuretic and can be used as an antidote. In addition, it is a very useful raw material for the manufacture of sodium sulfide, sulfuric acid, and sodium silicate.
Sodium sulfate is used as a cold agent and can be found in carpet fresheners. Also, it is a key ingredient in synthetic detergents. This is due to its high purity and the fact that it is a cheap material. Other uses for this compound include its use as a levelling agent in textile processing, as a fining agent in molten glass, and as an electrolyte replenisher.
Sodium sulfate can be produced from either natural brines or by using sodium chloride and sulfuric acid. It can be a by-product in the production of other chemical products. The production of sodium sulfate has been decreasing. Most of it is still produced as a by-product and is only marginally profitable.
Sodium sulfate anhydrous is a moderately water soluble substance that is primarily manufactured from rayon wastewater. It is also a fining agent for molten glass, a levelling agent for textile processing, an inert drying agent, and an electrolyte replenisher.
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