Brief: Get a guided demo that shows common workflows and troubleshooting tips for using NaHSO3 High-Efficiency Inorganic Raw Materials Sodium Bisulfite in chromium wastewater treatment. Learn how this white crystalline powder effectively reduces contaminants and its versatile applications in various industries.
Related Product Features:
White crystalline powder with a sulfur dioxide smell, soluble in water and ethanol.
Exposure to air leads to sulfur dioxide loss and oxidation to sulfate.
Used as a reducing agent in dyeing, papermaking, leather making, and chemical synthesis.
Intermediate in pharmaceutical production for metamizole and aminopyrine.
Edible grade products serve as bleaching agents, preservatives, and antioxidants.
Effective for chromium-containing wastewater treatment and as an electroplating additive.
Aqueous solution is acidic with a melting point that decomposes.
CAS login number 7631-90-5, EINECS login number 231-548-0.
Faqs:
What is the primary use of Sodium Bisulfite in industrial applications?
Sodium Bisulfite is primarily used as a reducing agent in industries like dyeing, papermaking, and leather making, and for treating chromium-containing wastewater.
How should Sodium Bisulfite be stored to maintain its efficacy?
Store Sodium Bisulfite in a cool, dry place away from air exposure to prevent sulfur dioxide loss and oxidation to sulfate.
Is Sodium Bisulfite safe for use in food products?
Yes, edible grade Sodium Bisulfite is used as a bleaching agent, preservative, and antioxidant in food products.