Used in tanning and finishing of hides. Manufacture of glass, pottery, enamels and shampoos.
Identified uses:
– Agriculture, forestry, fisheries.
– Extractive industries (not including offshore industries).
– Offshore, food, textile, leather and fur industries.
– Large-scale bulk chemical manufacturing (including petroleum products).
– Manufacture of fine chemicals.
– Formulation [mixture] of preparations and/or repackaging
– Manufacture of sundry other non-metallic mineral products, e.g. plaster and cement.
– Construction of buildings and construction works.
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| Concentration | 34 – 51% and 99 – 100% (K₂CO₃, granules) |
|---|---|
| Appearance | Transparent, odourless liquid. |
| pH | 13.5 (aqueous solution) |
| Presentations | Jerrycans of 20 Litres |
One of the most common uses is in the food industry, specifically the meat industry, where it is used as a preservative and colour fixative for meats and their derivatives. Also used in the manufacture of glass, enamels. Fertilising agent. Identified uses: Industrial use of sodium nitrate for formulation of preparations, syntheses and end use […]
0,00 € Add to the listAlkaline neutralising agent that helps eliminate turbidity in water treatment. Used in conservative dental treatments due to its bactericidal and antifungal action. Additionally, calcium hydroxide stimulates remineralisation of dentine and healing of tissues. Identified uses: Manufacture and industrial uses of calcareous substance-based aqueous solutions. Manufacture and industrial uses of calcareous solids/powders with low dust generation. […]
0,00 € Add to the listAdditive for cleaning products. Identified uses: Food additive. Water treatment. Detergent. Environmental protection. Purification of gases. Foaming agent. Pulp to paper.
0,00 € Add to the listFood and beverage acidulant. Antioxidant, anti-foaming agent. Metal-chelating agent. Mordant for dyes. Identified uses: Acidity regulator. Used as a food additive. Identified uses; see exposure scenarios.
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