Sodium Bicarbonate

Sodium bicarbonate, mixed with the plastic or rubber raw material, releases the required CO2 gas bubbles upon application of heat in the mold or extruder.

Potassium bicarbonate is commonly utilized in industrial applications, as it decomposes at the higher temperatures found in grease and chemical type fires.

In the oil drilling process, “drilling mud” is used to lubricate, cool, and keep hoses clear of bore cuttings.

60-100 mesh sodium bicarbonate suitable for dye industry

Sodium bicarbonate can be used an adsorbent for acid gases,such as increasing the relative humidity in the exhaust gas.

When pH is too low, staining and corrosion of pool surfaces and metal fittings can occur. When the pH is too high, scaling and cloudy water can result.

The carbon dioxide that sodium bicarbonate produces when reacting with heat or acid can be used to shape and mould rubber into the required shapes.

Slip-and-fall workplace injuries are a leading cause in big cities.In response, a floor treatment product designed to reduce floor slipperiness in food preparation spaces.

Acids produced in the waste breakdown process, along with other conditions prevalent in treatment plants tend to lower pH.

Drinking water suppliers in many parts of the United States and Canada have difficulty in meeting EPA standards for allowable traces of lead and copper in potable water.

Controlling metal pipe corrosion in municipal water systems is a major concern for local drinking water suppliers.

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