99.2% Pure Sodium Carbonate for Glass Manufacturing and Water Treatment

Sodium Carbonate Product Details

Product Introduction

Sodium Carbonate is an important inorganic chemical material appearing as white powdery solid, easily soluble in water. Produced with advanced technology, our product features high purity, low impurities and excellent stability, widely used in glass, chemical and detergent industries.

Specifications

• Chemical Name: Sodium Carbonate

• CAS No.: 497-19-8

• Molecular Formula: Na₂CO₃

• Molecular Weight: 105.99

• Purity: ≥99.2%

• Bulk Density: 0.9-1.2g/cm³

• Water Insolubles: ≤0.05%

Packaging

• 25kg/bag (PP woven bag with PE liner)

• 50kg/bag (moisture-proof)

• 1000kg/jumbo bag (customizable)

Product Grades

• Industrial Grade: for glass, chemical industries

• Food Grade: complies with GB1886.1-2015

• Reagent Grade: for laboratory use

Key Advantages

✓ High purity (≥99.2%)
✓ Low chloride content
✓ Excellent batch consistency
✓ Fast dissolution rate
✓ Multiple packaging options

Main Applications

1. Glass Manufacturing

• Raw material for flat glass

• Container glass ingredient

• Special glass additive

2. Chemical Production

• Inorganic salt production

• Dye intermediate synthesis

• Water treatment chemicals

3. Detergent Industry

• Main component of laundry powder

• Detergent builder

• Cleaning agent alkaline component

4. Other Uses

• Metallurgical flux

• Food processing regulator

• Water pH adjustment

Certifications

• Complies with GB/T 210-2022

• ISO9001 Quality System

• Food grade approved by FDA

Safety Information

• Avoid contact with acids

• Store in dry, ventilated place

• Wear protective equipment when handling

  
  

  Why Choose Us?

  
  

  ✅ High-purity products, in compliance with international standards
  ✅ 30+ Years Chemical Manufacturing Experience
  ✅ Strict QC with Batch Traceability
  ✅ Global logistics, supporting sea and air transportation
  ✅ Technical support, providing customized solutions
  ✅ Factory direct supply, with strong price competitiveness