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 |
Use in the chemical industry in general. As a refrigerant. In the manufacture of fertilisers, synthetic fibres, etc. Additive for cleaning products. Identified uses: Industrial use of the substance, as such or in a mixture, for treatment of surfaces or items (e.g. metal, leather/textiles, plastics, wood, electronic/semiconductor materials, insulation, hardening, acid etchant). Industrial use as […]
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 listNeutralising acid for basic systems. Used in picking of hides, in the paper industry, in glues and metallurgy.. Remover of impurities in paper pulp. pH regulator. Fertiliser. Manures and fertilisers. Identified uses: Use as an intermediate substance in the manufacture of inorganic and organic chemicals, including fertilisers. Use as a process aid, catalyst, desiccant and […]
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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