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This post was last edited by sunjl1981 on 2013-1-6 at 21:37. We use sodium carbonate decahydrate to produce sodium sulfite; currently, sodium carbonate decahydrate is in short supply. Could anyone tell me where I can buy it? This post was last edited by yzhms on 2008-6-17 at 08:08.] # , , &
I would like to ask: are there any inexpensive bases available that can replace sodium carbonate decahydrate? What exactly are so-called waste bases and recycled bases? Where is it sold?
Soda ash can be used as a substitute; But you need to consider the cost aspect – it’s important to determine what is more cost-effective to use. Sodium carbonate monohydrate is generally an by-product of certain chemical processes; you might want to find out what products are manufactured by the chemical companies in your area, to see if such by-products are produced there. For example, companies that produce AC foam agents generate sodium carbonate monohydrate as a by-product.
The market for AC blowing agents is currently poor; production has basically stopped in China, which is why there is a severe shortage of decahydrate at the moment. Does anyone know of any waste alkalis or recycled alkalis that contain sodium?
Currently, the prices of liquid caustic and soda ash across the country are very high, and there is a severe shortage of these products. Our company relies on them for its operations, so this is a real problem for us! ! This post was last edited by limingshuguang on 2008-10-10 21:29.]
We have been using sodium carbonate, from Tianjin