Sodium Sulfur

Sodium Sulfur:

Sodium sulfur is a yellow or brick-red chemical compound with a density of 1.85 grams per cubic centimeter, which is soluble in water and alcohol and reacts with oxygen.

Sodium sulfur is produced in the form of liquid, flakes and lumps.

Sodium sulfur or sodium sulfide is mainly used in textile, leather, artificial silk, separation of minerals from metals, paper production and some other industries.

Application of sodium sulfur:

• Textile Industry
• Production of sulfur dyes
• Artificial silk industries
• Tanning industry for hair cutting
• Separation of metals from minerals
• Papermaking industries to produce paper pulp
• And other industries…

Sodium sulfur strongly combines with air and moisture and its molecules are decomposed and this weakens its performance, it should be prevented from reaching the material as much as possible and also stored in a dry and cool place.