Uses of industrial grade sodium bicarbonate and food grade sodium bicarbonate :
1. It can be directly used as a raw material in the pharmaceutical industry, and is generally used to treat gastric hyperacidity. The pharmaceutical industry is used as a raw material for antacids. Of course, there are many uses in the pharmaceutical industry, for example, analytical reagents, inorganic synthesis, treatment of acidemia, etc. It can be said that the uses are very extensive.
2. Used in film production, tanning, beneficiation, smelting, metal heat treatment, and fiber and rubber industries.
3. Wool detergent.
4. Seed soaking in agriculture.
5. The most widely used is the loosening agent, used to produce biscuits, cakes, buns or bread and other foods.
6. We are familiar with beverages such as soft drinks, which are carbon dioxide generators.
7. Compounded with alum as alkaline fermented powder.
8. Compounded with soda ash is civil strontium.
9. Butter preservative.
10. Fire fighting equipment used by fire officers and soldiers is used to produce acid-base fire extinguishers and foam fire extinguishers.
11. In the rubber industry, the use of sodium bicarbonate can be combined with alum sodium bicarbonate pore-forming agent, which can play a role of even pores and is used in the production of rubber and sponge.
12. Solvent, used for casting steel ingot in metallurgical industry.
13. Forming aid, used for sand casting of cast steel (sand turning) in machinery industry.
14. Fixing agent, used as dyeing printing fixing agent, acid-base buffer agent in the printing industry, and as a rear treatment agent for fabric dyeing and finishing. During the dyeing process, sodium bicarbonate can prevent the yarn from generating colored flowers.
15. Because of the harmless weak alkaline agent, we add a little when washing vegetables to make the green stable.
16. In animal husbandry, the use is also very extensive. Adding an appropriate amount of sodium bicarbonate to the diet of laying hens can improve egg production rate and eggshell strength.
