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Application of Sodium Sulfide in Mixed Concentrate Depressant Removal
I. Mechanism of Action1.Removal of Collector Coatings: Sodium sulfide (Na₂S) exhibits strong adsorption properties, effectively desorbing xanthate-type collectors from mineral surfaces. This disrupts the bond between collectors and minerals, achieving depressant removal.2.Inhibition of Resid...Read more -
Sodium sulfide (Na₂S) has the following core applications in the dyeing and printing industry
Sodium sulfide (Na₂S) has the following core applications in the dyeing and printing industry: 1.Dyeing AuxiliaryActs as a solvent for sulfur dyes, promoting uniform dispersion and penetration of dyes into fibers, improving dyeing effectiveness and color fastness. 2.Raw Material for Sulfur Dye...Read more -
Sodium hydrosulfide (NaHS) is mainly used as a reducing agent and dechlorinating agent in the printing and dyeing industry.
1. Reduction dissolution of sulfur dyesMechanism of action: Sulfur dyes are insoluble in water and need to be reduced to soluble leuco forms under alkaline conditions before they can be adsorbed on fibers. Sodium hydrosulfide (NaHS), as a strong reducing agent, can replace traditional sodium sulf...Read more -
The use of sodium hydrosulfide solid (70% content) in mineral processing is mainly reflected in its role as a sulfiding agent and reducing agent.
1. Sulfidation in copper ore dressingSodium hydrosulfide 70% flakes is mainly used in copper ore dressing to convert copper oxide or metallic copper into copper sulfide (CuS) or cuprous sulfide (Cu2S). This process is achieved through the strong reducing property of sodium hydrosulfide, whi...Read more -
Use of Sodium Hydrosulfide in Leather
Sodium hydrosulphide (NaHS) plays a key role in leather processing. Its unique chemical properties make it an indispensable raw material in the dehairing and tanning processes. In the initial stage of leather production, raw hides need to be dehaired to remove hair and residual tissue. Sodium hyd...Read more -
The main use of sodium hydrosulphide in mineral processing
Sodium hydrosulfide (NaHS) plays a key role in the field of mineral processing, especially in copper ore processing. Its role is mainly reflected in the selective regulation and surface modification of mineral flotation process. The following are its core application scenarios:Sulfide ore inhibit...Read more -
Agricultural Applications of Methyl Disulfide (DMDS)
1. Soil Fumigation Acts as a high-efficiency soil fumigant to control soil-borne pathogens such as nematodes, fungi, parasites, and other pathogenic microorganisms, reducing crop damage and significantly improving agricultural productivity. 2. Pest Control Contact and Stomach Poison ...Read more -
Applications and Fields of Polyacrylamide (PAM)
1. Water Treatment Wastewater Treatment: Acts as a high-efficiency flocculant for urban sewage, industrial wastewater (e.g., papermaking, mining), and agricultural wastewater purification. It accelerates the sedimentation of suspended particles through bridging effects, significantly reducing...Read more -
Sodium Thiomethoxide Liquid 20%: Applications and Recent Updates
Sodium Thiomethoxide Liquid 20%: Applications and Recent Updates Key Applications Pesticide Synthesis Intermediate raw material for pesticides such as Simetryn and Methomyl, and other agrochemicals. Used in the production of herbicides and insecticides. Pharmaceutical Industry Synthesis of m...Read more -
Summary of the effect of barium sulfate filling ratio in plastics on performance:
Enhanced hardness and rigidity: As the proportion of barium sulfate filling increases, the hardness and rigidity of the plastic are significantly improved. For example, by filling PP (polypropylene) with 30% barium sulfate, the bending modulus can be increased from 1000MPa to more than 2000MPa. T...Read more -
Precipitated barium sulfate (BaSO₄) is widely used in many industries due to its unique physical and chemical properties. The following are its main advantages:
Chemical propertiesStrong chemical inertness: Precipitated barium sulfate has high chemical stability and hardly reacts with water, ethanol, acid and alkali, making it stable in a variety of chemical environments and suitable for various industrial applications.Acid and alkali corrosion resistanc...Read more -
The difference between sodium sulfide red flakes and yellow flakes
1. Differences in ingredients and production processesIron content difference Red flake sodium sulfide: The iron content is relatively high, usually 150PPM or 1500PPM (some specifications reach 0.15%), and it is red or reddish brown due to the iron impurities. The production process is mostly tra...Read more
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