Sodium thioglycolate

Product Introduction:

Alias: Sodium Thioglycolate

Sodium Thioglycolate

Molecular formula: C2H3NaO2S

Molecular weight: 114.09

CAS No. 367-51-1

Melting point >300°C (572°F)

Performance:

White powdery crystals, sometimes slightly pink, non-flammable and explosive, hygroscopic, easily soluble in water, slightly soluble in alcohol, stored in a sealed container away from light.

Terms:

Wear appropriate protective clothing.

Risk terms:

1. Harmful if swallowed.

2. Irritating to the skin.

Use:

It is used as a depressant for copper minerals and pyrite in the flotation of copper-molybdenum ores. It is refined using advanced technology and excellent processes, and has a significant inhibitory effect on copper, sulfur and other substances, thereby enhancing the taste of molybdenum concentrate. As a new type of sulfide ore depressant, it has been successfully used in molybdenum production for many years and can completely replace the highly toxic depressant sodium cyanide. The main thing is that in the process of selecting molybdenum, this product not only inhibits metal impurities such as lead, zinc, iron, and copper, but also plays a good role in reducing non-metallic substances such as silicon and sulfur. The agent uses a small dosage, is simple and convenient to use, can save costs, and increase economic benefits.