Soda Ash Dense

Sodium Carbonate

Dense soda ash is an anhydrous substance mostly used in the manufacturing of industrial chemicals.

Soda Ash Dense is a stable powder used in alkaline powder blends where a heavier bulk density is required.

Soda Ash Dense is the grade preferred for glass manufacture because its granular properties make it dust free and reduce the risks of segregation during transport and handling.

Soda Ash Dense is an industrially manufactured chemical product that is commonly and widely used in the processes of manufacturing high-quality flat glass, glass containers, and detergents, raw material for melting; production of sodium derivatives; desulfurization of pig iron and removal of acidic components.

Dense soda ash products, in their purest and highest-quality form, are made by the combination of a consistently high sodium carbonate content with very low impurity levels of iron and most chlorides.

Due to their typically high levels of chemical purity, soda ash dense can be used to make higher quantities of manufactured glass and detergent products, making them a highly efficient and time- and cost-reducing chemical applicant.

Dense soda ash’s high suitability and efficiency as a chemical applicant is largely thanks to three key qualities: its particle size uniformity, its few issues with soda ash fines, and its lower levels of chlorides and iron.

Dense soda ash can be used in water treatment formulations as a water softener, as a reagent in glass manufacturing, or as a pre-treatment of textile fibers for dyeing or any chemical process requiring alkaline pH conditions.

USES

Soda ash is most commonly used in:

Soda ash is an important ingredient in the manufacture of glass, where it reduces the melting temperature of the sand used in glass formation and helps in the ‘workability’ or shaping of glass articles such as tableware and float glass.

Making soaps and detergents, where it is employed as a builder, or filler, to give a smoother surface. Soda ash is replacing phosphates that were earlier being used in a number of household detergents. Many other cleaning products such as dishwashing soaps also contain varying amounts of soda ash in their formulations.

Production of chemicals such as sodium silicate, sodium bicarbonate and percarbonate, and sodium chromate and dichromate,

Pulp and paper manufacture, water treatment, effluent treatment, metallurgy and drugs.

Industrial applications – Being a highly soluble substance, soda ash is used for numerous chemical reactions. It’s mostly used as an ingredient in the manufacture of dyes and coloring agents, synthetic detergents and fertilizers. It’s also an important chemical agent used in the enameling and petroleum industries.

Environmental applications – Sodium carbonate is used to improve and treat the alkalinity of lakes that have been affected by rain. It is also used to reduce the acidity of emissions being generated from a power plant.