SUGAR REMOVAL NA2S2O4 (SODIUM HYDROSULFITE)

Sodium Hydrosulfite Sugar Bleach is produced in the form of white powder with a content of 80-90%. It is an unstable compound that easily decomposes in air. Sodium Hydrosulfite solution is unstable and easily oxidized by air.

GENERAL PROPERTIES
Origin: China, Italy
Appearance: white powder
Chemical formula: Na2S2O4
Solubility: completely soluble in water

OTHER PROPERTIES
Bleaching is mainly used to reduce insoluble vat dyes to soluble form in alkaline solution for dyeing cellulose fabrics.
Bleaching Sugar can also be used for silk bleaching and additional bleaching of cotton fabrics.
In addition, sugar bleaching is also used to wash away some types of dyes on fabrics after dyeing, clean dyeing machines or in processes that require color removal (for disperse dyes, direct dyes and insoluble azo dyes...)

PACKAGING/STORAGE
Iron drum: 50 kg with double layer of PE film
Preservation:
+ Store in an iron barrel or sealed tank. Avoid exposing the product to chemicals with moisture, strong acids and oxidizing agents, or flammable organic substances.
+ Avoid placing the product in direct sunlight, heat, explosives and flammable substances.
+ Store the product carefully and avoid denting or damaging the packaging.