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About the sodium chloride content in soda ash

2013-08-06View Original

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I would like to ask the experts in the forum, which domestic manufacturer produces soda ash with a sodium chloride content lower than 0.3%? Don't you know it can be so low?
Reply #22013-08-07
This can definitely be done, and some manufacturers have already done it. In my opinion, there is absolutely no problem with liquid-phase hydrated heavy ash!
Reply #32013-08-07
Is there any light gray that can meet this indicator?
Reply #42013-08-07
It can be achieved with the current technology, but it is not very stable and very uneconomical.
Reply #52013-08-07
It is uneconomical to reduce the salt content of light ash to less than 0.3. No one is willing to do it, especially the joint-alkali enterprises. They will definitely not do it.
Reply #62013-08-14
A salt content of less than 0.3% is a requirement for heavy ash, and the lowest can be reduced to less than 0.1%.

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