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Anticorrosive treatment for ferrous metal production in electroplating industry, also used as metal surface treatment agent, used as colorant in ceramic industry. In surface treatment applications, used as an analytical reagent and anticorrosive agent, mainly in phosphating solutions for iron and steel parts. Used as embalmment of making black metal in the electroplating industry, capacity superior to manganese dihydrogen phosphate. Also used as anticorrosive and phosphatizing treatment chemicals of metal surface. In the ceramic industry is used as colorant and in the glass industry, it is used as clarifier.

Linear Alkylbenzene (LAB) is a raw material of an important anionic surfactant, Alkyl Benzene Sulfonate, widely used in daily chemical washing, textile auxiliaries, industrial cleaning, printing and dyeing, electroplating, leather and paper industry etc. LAB can also be used in lubricating oil, capacitor oil, part of the solvent etc. Application: LABs are used to produce linear alkylbenzene sulfonate (LAS) which is a biodegradable surfactant & has great cleaning properties and as such, it is an important component of detergents and cleaning solutions. Packing: Standard export neutral packing in Tanker, Bulk chemical carrier, Flexibag etc. Item Specification Appearance (visual): Clear & Bright Specify Gravity (15.5/15.5 °C): 0.85- 0.88 Bromine Index (Br2.mg/100g): 15 max Saybolt Color: +30 min Refractive Index (20 °C): 1.480- 1.485 Water Content (wt.ppm): 200 max Dialkyltetralin (wt.%): 1 max Paraffin Content (wt.%): 0.4 max Monoalkylbenzene Content (wt.%): 98.6 min C9 & lighter: 1 max C10: 6- 16 C11: 28- 39 C12: 25 - 40 C13: 10 - 30 C14 & heavier: 2 max Average Moleculer Weight: 238 - 250 2-phenyl isomer (wt.%): 15 min

Copper Sulphate, known chemically as copper(II) sulphate, is a versatile and widely used compound renowned for its striking blue crystals and broad range of applications. Available in various forms such as crystalline, powder, and liquid, copper sulphate is known for its high purity and consistent quality. Our copper sulphate is meticulously processed to ensure it meets the stringent standards required for diverse industrial, agricultural, and commercial uses. Application: Agriculture, Mining and Metallurgy, Electroplating, Chemical Industry, Textile Industry, Animal Feed Industry, Water Treatment, Wood Preservation & Leather Industry

Product name:3,3,4,4,5,5,6,6,7,7,8,8,8-tridecafluorooctanesulphonic acid CAS: 27619-97-2 Content:30% liquid or 98% solid Appearance:light yellow liquid Use instructions Important intermediates for organofluorine synthesis, advanced chemical synthesis, fluorine-containing surfactants, electroplating intermediates

Genaral: Mainly used in sectors of , pesticide, synthetic fibre, electroplating, photography, accelerator for cement etc Fibre industriy :as spinning solvent for polyacrylonitrile Architecture industriy:hardening accelerator for cement and concrete mixes Pesticide: raw material for the production of a number of herbicides and fungicides

Ammonium chloride is colorless crystal or white crystalline powder; Odorless, salty, cool; It is moisture, soluble in water, slightly soluble in ethanol. Mainly used in batteries, electroplating, dyeing and weaving, casting, medicine, flocking, fluff, for dry batteries, fabric printing and dyeing, fertilizer, tanning, detergent, chemical intermediates and so on.

COPPER SULPAHTE (CuSO 4 ) CAS NO. : 7758-99-8 Your Trusted Partner in Quality Chemicals INDUSTRIAL APPLICATION OF COPPER SULPAHTE Copper Sulphate (CuSOâ??), also known as blue vitriol or bluestone, is a highly versatile chemical compound with applications in various industries. It is typically found as a blue crystalline solid, highly soluble in water, and known for its fungicidal and algicidal properties. No. Name of Industry Use Benefit 1. Agriculture Fungicide, herbicide, pesticide and soil amendment Controls fungal diseases, promotes plant growth, and corrects copper deficiencies in soil. 2. Mining and Metallurgy Flotation reagent and metal extraction. Aids in the extraction of base metals like copper, zinc, and lead. 3. Electroplating Electrolyte in electroplating processes To coat metals like iron and steel with a thin layer of copper for enhanced conductivity and appearance. 4. Chemical Industry Intermediate in the production of other copper compounds Versatile reagent in chemical synthesis. 5. Textile Industry Dyeing and printing agent Used to achieve specific shades of blue and green in fabrics 6. Animal Feed Industry Controls external parasites in livestock and provides essential copper for animal growth 7. Water Treatment Algaecide and disinfectant Controls algae growth, maintains water clarity, and ensures safe water quality 8. Wood Preservation Protects wood from decay, fungi, and insect infestation, extending its lifespan Used to treat wooden poles, fences, and structures, ensuring durability and resistance to environmental damage 9. Leather Industry Tanning agent Provides durability and resistance to leather products

Tetra Potassium Pyrophosphate, TKPP, metal cleaning agent Specifications Tetra Potassium Pyrophosphate Molecular Formula: K4P2O7 Molecular weight: 330.34 Standard executed: HG/T3591-1999 Tetra Potassium Pyrophosphate Packing: 25kg woven bag Volume/ 20FCL: 22MT Uses : It mainly applied to electroplating without cyanate, industrial or household detergents; It can used as a buffering reagent as well as stabilizer for hydrogen peroxide; It can also be used as dispersion agent for ceramic, clay, latex and pigments etc.

Beeswax is as old as the history of bees and their exploitation by man. Known from the most remote antiquity, it was used, among other In 181 A.D. Corsica paid Rome an annual tribute were found in Egyptian tombs and on shipwrecks. As wax has slow oxidation, it lasts for a long time, as long as it is not attacked by wax moths or exposed to high temperatures. A large part of the wax extracted from the hives returns back to them in the form of sheets of wax, so that the bees can make new combs. In ancient times, all wax was used to make candles, since there were no other substitutes for lighting homes. Other destinations for wax are very diverse, divided between industry, agriculture, etc. It is used in electronics, weapons, the textile industry, the glass industry, electroplating, the paper industry, etc. It is used in agriculture in preparations for grafting. In medicine, in various balms, ointments, suppositories, ointments, plasters. In cosmetics, in the composition of cleansing, astringent, beauty and shaving creams; of lipsticks. Products that contain beeswax soften the skin. White wax is normally used in nourishing, astringent, cleansing creams, and in face masks. It is an excellent base substance for most cosmetic products and is used to prepare a chewing lozenge whose qualities, among others, are to activate the secretion of saliva and gastric juice, destroy dental tartar and the deposition of nicotine in smokers