HYDROGEN PEROXIDE

Hydrogen peroxide, with the chemical formula H2O2, is commonly known as hydrogen peroxide. It is a colorless transparent liquid and a strong oxidant. The solution is suitable for medical wound disinfection, environmental disinfection, and sterilization of food. Hydrogen peroxide is classified into medical, military, and industrial uses. In the pharmaceutical industry, it is used as fungicides, disinfectants, and in the production of pesticides and antimicrobial oxidants. In the cotton fabric dyeing industry, it serves as a bleaching agent and is used in vat dyes for hair color after dyeing.

PHOSPHORIC ACID

Phosphoric acid is a common mineral acid and is a strong acid. Its main uses include water softening, scale cleaning agents, and water treatment, especially in processes involving phosphorus-based raw materials. In the pharmaceutical industry, it is used to manufacture glycerol phosphate, iron phosphate, and zinc phosphate, often as dental adhesives. In the electronics industry, it serves as an acid cleaning etchant.

CAUSTIC SODA

Caustic soda is available in flake and granular forms and is used in various industries, including pulp, soap, dyes, artificial silk, aluminum, petroleum refining, cotton fabric finishing, purified coal tar products, food processing, wood processing, and machinery manufacturing.

PAC

PAC, which stands for Polyaluminium Chloride, is primarily used as a flocculant, mainly for purifying drinking water and special water treatment. It is effective against iron, fluoride, cadmium, radioactive contamination, and floating oil. PAC is also used in industrial wastewater treatment, such as dyeing wastewater. Additionally, it finds applications in precision casting, pharmaceuticals, paper, rubber, leather, petroleum, chemicals, and dyes. In the cosmetic industry, PAC is a key raw material for antiperspirants.

PINE OIL

Pine oil is an essential oil and an important industrial raw material.

SODIUM SULPHATE

Sodium sulfate, an inorganic compound, exists in various forms, including sodium sulfate decahydrate (thenardite) and anhydrous sodium sulfate. It is a white, odorless, bitter crystalline powder with hygroscopic properties. Mainly used in:

1. The chemical industry for manufacturing sodium sulfide, sodium water glass, and other chemical products.
2. The paper industry for the manufacture of kraft pulp cooking agents.
3. The glass industry to replace soda as a co-solvent.
4. The textile industry for the deployment of Vinylon spinning coagulants.
5. Non-ferrous metallurgy, leather processing, and more.

It is also used to make sodium sulfide, pulp, glass, water glass, enamel, and serves as laxatives and antidotes for barium salt poisoning.

SULPHONIC ACID

Sulphonic acid can be divided into two categories: food-grade sulfur and industrial sulfur. Food-grade sulfur is used in food production for bleaching, corrosion effects in corn starch processing, and is essential in the processing of dried fruits. Industrial sulfur is used in electronic semiconductors, plastics, latex, paper, pharmaceutical fine chemicals, industrial ceramics, building materials, and various other industrial sectors.

CARBOMER

Carbomer, also known as Capoeira, is a class of rheology modifiers. It consists of pentaerythritol with acrylic crosslinking acrylic crosslinked resins. It is highly valued for its excellent thickening properties, making it ideal for gels, suspensions, and other applications. Carbomer is widely used in lotions, creams, and gels due to its simple processing and good stability.

PVP

PVP stands for Polyvinylpyrrolidone, also known as polyvinylpyrrolidone or PNVP. It is a water-soluble polymer with N-Vinylpyrrolidone (N-vinyl-2-pyrrolidone) as its monomer. PVP is known for its excellent performance and versatility as a water-soluble polymer. It is a high-tech, high-value fine chemical product and is widely recognized as an important chemical intermediate and pharmaceutical intermediate. PVP is used in the cosmetics industry, pharmaceutical industry, and various other industrial applications.

EDTA

EDTA is an important complexing agent widely used in various applications. It is used in processing color photographic materials, serving as a bleach fixer and dyeing auxiliary. EDTA is also added to fiber treatments, cosmetics, blood anticoagulants, detergents, stabilizers, and synthetic rubber polymerization initiators. It is known for its chelating properties, forming stable complexes with alkali metals, rare earth elements, and transition metals when dissolved in water.

BORIC ACID

Boric acid is used as a buffering agent and in the preparation of various borates. It is employed as an insecticide against cockroaches and black carpet beetles and serves as a hemostatic agent and preservative in medicine. Boric acid is used as a pH-adjusting agent, disinfectant, antibacterial preservative, and in the formulation of borates. It finds applications in optical glass, paint, medicated soap, leather finishing agents, pharmaceuticals, and more. It is also used in the manufacturing of capacitors and electronic components, high-purity analytical reagents, and pharmaceutical disinfectants.

OLEIC ACID

Oleic acid is a pale yellow, oily liquid with a scent similar to lard. When exposed to air over an extended period, it gradually darkens in color. Main uses include:

1. Preparation of plasticizers like epoxy oleic acid and oleic acid octyl ester.
2. Use in the wool industry for the preparation of antistatic agents and lubrication softeners.
3. In the timber industry, it is used for preparing water-repellent paraffin emulsions.
4. It can serve as a lubricating agent in drilling mud.
5. Used in detergents, as a base for fatty acid soaps, cosmetics, chemical fiber oils, and textile raw materials.

SODIUM PERCARBONATE

Sodium percarbonate is a white crystal or crystalline powder that readily releases oxygen. It is a potent oxidizing agent and is primarily used as a bleaching agent and oxidizing agent in detergents. Sodium percarbonate is also employed in various chemical, paper, textile, dyeing and finishing, food, medicine, and health sectors. It serves as a cleaning agent and fungicide. In some applications, it can be used as a substitute for sodium perborate to reduce boron salt usage.

SULFAM ACID

Sulfam acid is an important fine chemical product used extensively in a wide range of industrial applications. It is used in equipment and metal and ceramic manufacturing, civil cleaning agents, oil and treatment agents, electrochemical plating polishing agents, asphalt emulsifiers, etching fields, dye and pigment production, industrial medicine as a sulfonating agent, dyeing agent, efficient bleach, flame retardants for fibers and paper, softeners, resin crosslinking accelerators, herbicide resistance, drying agents, and standard analytical reagents.

SODIUM HYPOPHOSPHITE

Sodium hypophosphite (commonly known as sodium hypophosphite) The main purposes are:

1. Chemical Plating: After plating the metal surface with a corrosion-resistant, uniformly dense, solid gold plating nickel phosphorus, it can replace stainless steel and is widely used in electronics, machinery, petroleum, manufacturing, aviation, marine, food, medicine, and other industries.
2. To metallize non-metallic surfaces such as plastics, ceramics, glass, and quartz;
3. To prepare various industrial preservatives and oil field inhibitors;
4. As a food and industrial boiler water additive;
5. It can be used as a catalyst, a stabilizer;
6. Used as an antioxidant, a bleaching agent, a dispersant, in textile finishing, and in the pharmaceutical industries.

OXALIC ACID

Oxalic acid, namely acetic acid, is one of the simplest organic dicarboxylic acids. Main purposes:

1. Oxalic acid is mainly used in the production of antibiotics and other drugs, extraction of rare metals and solvents, dye-reducing agent, and tanning agent.
2. Mainly used as a reducing agent and a bleaching agent in the dyeing industry, it is also used to refine precious metals, synthesize various oxalates, oxamides, and as an adhesive acidity regulator in the production of synthetic urea-formaldehyde resin and melamine formaldehyde resin.
3. It can be used in cosmetics and shampoo as an additive. It is mainly used in chemical industrial product manufacturing, pharmaceutical industry for the manufacture of antibiotics and other medicines, printing and dyeing industry, and is widely used in the leather industry. It is also used in the oil industry for the refinement of terpineol, glycerol, and hard fatty acid esters.