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Sodium Carbonate

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Aliases: Soda ash

Alkaline builder for pH control, water softening, and detergent performance.

Identity and Classification

N/A
INCI NameSodium Carbonate
IUPAC Name-
Other NamesSoda ash
Abbreviations-
Molecular FormulaNa2CO3
CAS #497-19-8
EC #-
Ingredient Category-
Chemical Family-

Overview

Sodium Carbonate is used in practical industrial formulations where alkaline builder for ph adjustment, water softening, and detergency support. are required. Grade selection should consider active matter or assay, impurity profile, physical form, pH range, compatibility, processing conditions, and supplier documentation. Typical values are screening guidance only and should not replace supplier specifications.

Functions and Industries

pH AdjustmentWater SofteningDetergency

Formulation Examples

  • Water Treatment

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  • Hard Surface Cleaner

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  • Dishwashing Liquid

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Compatibility and Incompatibility

Compatible

WaterAcidsAluminum

Incompatible

No known incompatibilities documented.

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