What chemical syntheses produce waste sodium hydroxide?
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May I ask which chemical synthesis processes generate waste sodium hydroxide? I would like to ask everyone for advice. Thank you
This post was last edited by qugd on 2015-12-2 22:05. Sodium hydroxide is a very strong base; due to its highly reactive chemical properties compared to most other substances, free sodium hydroxide does not form in the vast majority of chemical reactions. Unless it is some very special reactions, such as the hydrolysis of alkyl sodium, sodium alkoxide hydrolysis, sodium amide hydrolysis, sodium hydride hydrolysis, etc., such hydrolysis reactions are not desirable. Because those sodium compounds are special synthetic raw materials, used as superstrong bases.