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How should sodium bisulfate wet material be dried?

2009-03-29View Original

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Dear experts: Sodium bisulfate hydrate contains one molecule of crystal water; what equipment should be used to convert it into its dry form? What should be noted? The data shows that the melting point of sodium bisulfate is 58 degrees. If anyone knows, please give some advice; I would be very grateful!
Reply #22009-04-01
Ultraviolet drying seems to work~~~
Reply #32009-04-02
Try using vacuum drying; this is the method generally used by pharmaceutical factories. You can first conduct a pilot test in the analysis laboratory, which has specialized vacuum ovens

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