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SODIUM CHLORIDE
SODIUM CHLORIDE
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Product Name: SODIUM CHLORIDE
Other names: Thai Salt, Chloride Salt, Pure Salt, Refined Salt
Specification: 50kg/bag
Formula: NaCl
Purity: 99%
Origin: Thailand, China, Vietnam
Appearance: White pellets or granules, odorless
Other names: Thai Salt, Chloride Salt, Pure Salt, Refined Salt
Specification: 50kg/bag
Formula: NaCl
Purity: 99%
Origin: Thailand, China, Vietnam
Appearance: White pellets or granules, odorless
Applications:
* In industry
- Used for bleaching wood pulp in paper and pulp production, and fixing dyes in the textile and fabric manufacturing industries.
- Salt is used for leather curing in the footwear industry.
- Salt is also used to increase the whiteness of rubber products.
- Sodium chloride is used in the production of soap and detergents.
- Used as a raw material for producing chlorine, a necessary component for manufacturing many modern materials such as PVC plastic, pesticides, etc.
- Used in the processing of aluminum, beryllium, copper, steel, and vanadium.
In the oil and gas industry, salt is an important component in drilling fluids for oil wells.
* In agriculture and cultivation
In livestock farming, salt is used to balance the physiological processes of cattle and poultry, helping them grow faster and reduce disease.
Salt is used as a trace element mixed with organic fertilizers to increase fertilizer efficiency.
Salt is also used to sort seeds by weight.
* In food
Sodium Chloride is an extremely important ingredient and is commonly used as a seasoning and food preservative:
Salt is used to preserve fresh food such as fish, shrimp, etc., to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage before processing.
NaCl has a noticeable effect in deodorizing food and preventing fruits from browning.
Controls the fermentation process and enhances flavor in food.
Used to preserve fresh food such as fish, shrimp, etc., to maintain freshness.
Used to preserve fresh food such as fish, shrimp, etc., to maintain freshness.
* In daily life applications
Pure salt is used to keep flowers fresh longer, clean cutting boards, and clean glassware.
Helps clean refrigerators, greasy pans, irons, remove wine stains from clothes, etc.
Eliminates shoe odors and repels ants.
Soaking clothes in cold salt water helps clothes retain their color better.
* In transportation
In cold-climate countries, a large amount of salt is used to melt ice and snow on roads. At a concentration of 23.3% and a minimum temperature of -21.2°C, salt can melt ice. The optimal temperature for salt to melt ice is 0°C.
In the US, nearly 40% of salt production is used for this purpose.
* In industry
- Used for bleaching wood pulp in paper and pulp production, and fixing dyes in the textile and fabric manufacturing industries.
- Salt is used for leather curing in the footwear industry.
- Salt is also used to increase the whiteness of rubber products.
- Sodium chloride is used in the production of soap and detergents.
- Used as a raw material for producing chlorine, a necessary component for manufacturing many modern materials such as PVC plastic, pesticides, etc.
- Used in the processing of aluminum, beryllium, copper, steel, and vanadium.
In the oil and gas industry, salt is an important component in drilling fluids for oil wells.
* In agriculture and cultivation
In livestock farming, salt is used to balance the physiological processes of cattle and poultry, helping them grow faster and reduce disease.
Salt is used as a trace element mixed with organic fertilizers to increase fertilizer efficiency.
Salt is also used to sort seeds by weight.
* In food
Sodium Chloride is an extremely important ingredient and is commonly used as a seasoning and food preservative:
Salt is used to preserve fresh food such as fish, shrimp, etc., to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage before processing.
NaCl has a noticeable effect in deodorizing food and preventing fruits from browning.
Controls the fermentation process and enhances flavor in food.
Used to preserve fresh food such as fish, shrimp, etc., to maintain freshness.
Used to preserve fresh food such as fish, shrimp, etc., to maintain freshness.
* In daily life applications
Pure salt is used to keep flowers fresh longer, clean cutting boards, and clean glassware.
Helps clean refrigerators, greasy pans, irons, remove wine stains from clothes, etc.
Eliminates shoe odors and repels ants.
Soaking clothes in cold salt water helps clothes retain their color better.
* In transportation
In cold-climate countries, a large amount of salt is used to melt ice and snow on roads. At a concentration of 23.3% and a minimum temperature of -21.2°C, salt can melt ice. The optimal temperature for salt to melt ice is 0°C.
In the US, nearly 40% of salt production is used for this purpose.
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