Waste alkali incineration sodium hydroxide sodium carbonate

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This post was last edited by Hu Tian on 2011-3-17 21:55 Why does waste alkali liquid turn into sodium hydroxide after being incinerated with waste alkali? Shouldn’t it turn into sodium carbonate?

Reply #22011-03-17

Waste alkali contains sodium organic acid, sodium carbonate and sodium hydroxide. I would like to know the principle of incineration of waste alkali. Please elaborate.

Reply #32011-03-18

This shows that sodium carbonate decomposes when heated, producing CO2 and turning into gas and NAOH.

Reply #42011-03-18

Reply 3# zhuzhou* nglong I said to this girl, what did you graduate from?

Reply #52011-03-18

It should be, who can you tell me?

Reply #62013-01-28

It's sodium carbonate. Don't be misled. Our waste alkali incineration device is always on. How could it be Warner Hydrogen?

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