Sodium Sulfide exists in flakes or liquid form and has either a yellow or red color. It is an inorganic compound. It has a typical mercaptan or rotten egg odor. It is completely soluble in water. It also reacts violently with strong acids. It reacts with oxidizing agents. It is insoluble in ether and slightly soluble in alcohol. During exposure to moist air, Sodium Sulfide and its hydrates will yield hydrogen sulfide. It is also known as „stinky alkali,“ and the liquid form is strongly alkaline. The chemical formula of Sodium Sulfide is Na2S.
Boiling Point:122.78 - 131.67°C
Melting Point:950 °C
Viscosity:unavailable
Purity:60%
pH:11.5-12.5
Durum wheat is a variety of spring wheat that's typically ground into semolina and used to make pasta. It can also be ground into a finer flour and used to make bread or pizza dough.
Given that Ferric alum is powder that does not burn when it is exposed to fire, it is commonly used in firefighting foams. When applied at the base of fire, it forms a blanket that prevents the combusting materials from accessing oxygen that is required for them to keep burning. Some water treatment firms use the salt for treatment of water. During the treatment of water, the electrons in the water hydrolyze fast forming combinations with various metal elements in water. They form slats that sediment at the base of the container and can be filtered away. Unlike many water purification agents, Ferric alum can work at very low temperature. This makes it ideal for water treatment during fall and winter seasons. The same compound works well in disinfecting and treatment of sewerage systems. It combines with organic matter and deals with the resulting odor.
Aluminium oxide Al2O3 %:min 16.0
Iron Fe content%:max 0.5
Water insoluble matter 1%:max 0.15
AS %:max 0.0005
Grain size:15 mm max
Sodium Hydrosulfide NaHs is usually in the form of Yellow Flakes. Sodium hydrosulfide can also be in a solution form and appears as a colorless to light-yellow liquid.