Sodium percarbonate white powder
Sodium percarbonate is one of the Inorganic Chemicals, chemical formula: 2Na2CO3 · 3H2O2, also known as peroxynitrite, commonly known as solid hydrogen peroxide, is an inorganic salt, was white granular powder, the aqueous solution was alkaline, can be decomposed into sodium carbonate and hydrogen peroxide. Mainly used as a bleach and oxidants, and chemical, paper, textile, dyeing and finishing, food, medicine, health and other departments of the Detergent, cleaning agents, fungicides. Other uses and sodium perborate like, instead of sodium perborate to save boron salts.Specification:
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Not wrapped |
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Active oxygen (%) |
≥13.5 |
≥13.0 |
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Bulk density(g/l) |
700-1100 |
900-1200 |
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Moisture(%) |
≤2.0 |
≤2.0 |
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iron(%) |
≤0.0015 |
≤0.0015 |
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PH(3% aqueous solution,20℃) |
10-11 |
10-11 |
Sodium percarbonate is a very environmentally friendly, high performance, low temperature oxygen bleach. With its good bleaching activity and bactericidal properties, sodium percarbonate has been widely used in various industrial and commercial products. Sodium percarbonate is increasingly being substituted for sodium perborate in areas such as laundry Detergent, color bleach, wood floor cleaners and other home and personal care formulations.
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