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How to make soda ash dissolve completely quickly

2013-06-26View Original

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As mentioned in the title, when preparing the desulfurization solution, there is often undissolved soda ash present
Reply #22013-06-27
Soda ash has its maximum solubility; once it reaches the solubility corresponding to the temperature, it can no longer dissolve. If the dissolution rate is simply slow, there may be the following reasons: 1. The temperature of the water used for dissolution is not high enough. 2. The particle size of the soda ash is not fine enough. 3. The solution is not stirred sufficiently during the dissolution process. 4. The nearly saturated solution cannot be removed or transported in a timely manner

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