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How to separate and purify the composite salt crystals of sodium carbonate, sodium sulfate, and sodium thiosulfate??

2015-09-25View Original

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{:3_67:} Among the by-products generated in my company’s production process are crystalline composite salts of sodium carbonate, sodium sulfate, and sodium thiosulfate. The respective contents are 40% sodium carbonate, 15% sodium sulfate, and 45% sodium thiosulfate. After preliminary drying, the moisture content of these crystals is around 10%. I would like to know how to separate and purify them ? ? Also, is there anyone who needs this crystalline composite salt? If so, please feel free to contact me. QQ: 3200449721 {:3_47:}
Reply #22016-02-23
We are currently studying the issue of salt separation. All three types of salt need to be separated from one another. This will require a greater investment and pose more operational challenges. However, it can lead to greater added value; the economic benefits can be calculated in detail.
Reply #32016-05-20
This post was last edited by shiqin778 on 2016-5-31 at 10:22. Hello, separation is possible; we can also communicate

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