Krishna Sodium Sulphate

4

3

1000 Kilograms/Kilograms

10000 Kilograms/Kilograms

NO

Other, Non-poisonous

Pure

Industrial Grade, Technical Grade

7.50

6-8 (10% solution)

7757-82-6

7757-82-6

Sodium sulfate (\(Na_{2}SO_{4}\)) is a white, crystalline inorganic compound, the sodium salt of sulfuric acid, highly soluble in water, used widely as a filler in detergents, in paper pulping, and as a laxative. It exists in anhydrous form (thenardite) or as hydrates like Glauber's salt (\(Na_{2}SO_{4}\cdot 10H_{2}O\)), is chemically stable, and can be sourced naturally or as a byproduct of chemical processes. Key Properties & Forms: Formula: \(Na_{2}SO_{4}\) Appearance: White crystalline solid Solubility: Highly soluble in water, insoluble in alcohol Hydrates: Decahydrate (\(Na_{2}SO_{4}\cdot 10H_{2}O\)) is known as Glauber's salt, found naturally as mirabilite. Neutral Salt: Forms neutral solutions (pH 7) in water. Common Uses: Detergents: Acts as a filler, preventing caking and improving texture in powdered detergents. Paper Industry: Used in the Kraft process for making pulp. Glass Manufacturing: Helps remove air bubbles, increasing clarity. Textiles: Aids in uniform dye penetration for consistent color. Pharmaceuticals: Functions as an osmotic laxative to cleanse bowels before medical procedures. Chemical Production: A byproduct in processes like hydrochloric acid manufacturing. Sources: Natural: Extracted from minerals like mirabilite (natural decahydrate) and thenardite. Industrial Byproduct: A byproduct from processes such as manufacturing hydrogen sulfide and lithium-ion battery recycling. Related linksDive deeper in AI ModeAI responses may include mistakes. Learn moreCopy textSave to Google DriveWhen you export, you will allow Google Search to save AI-powered information to your Google Drive.Got itSave to GmailWhen you export, you will allow Google Search to save AI-powered information to your Gmail.Got itSave to Google DriveWhen you export, you will allow Google Search to save AI-powered information in a Colab notebook to your Google Drive.Got itDraft in GmailGoogle DocsExport ShareThis public link creates and shares a thread in AI Mode, and any personal information it contains. You can delete a public link anytime, but not copies made by others. If you share with third parties, their policies apply.FacebookWhatsAppXEmailClick to copy linkShare linkLink copiedShareThank you Your feedback helps Google improve. See our Privacy Policy.Share more feedbackReport a problemClosePositive feedbackNegative feedbackThank you Your feedback helps Google improve. See our Privacy Policy.Share more feedbackReport a problemClose

White crystalline solid, odorless, soluble in water, stable under normal temperatures and pressures

Crystal

other, Granules, Powder

White

White crystalline powder

Sodium sulphate

Chemical Compound

Other

Other, Odorless