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Various industrial chemicals play critical roles across multiple sectors, from mineral processing to food preservation and textile manufacturing.
Ethyl Sulfate Nitrogen has better mineral processing index than yellow medicine and black medicine when selecting polymetallic sulfide ores; it is used for purification in metal smelting; it is used as an accelerator in the rubber industry.
Water glass is used as a binder to bond glass, ceramics, asbestos, wood, plywood, etc. It is used to make refractory materials, white carbon black, and acid-resistant cement. It is used as a slurry and impregnating agent in the textile industry, as a solid dye and mordant when dyeing and embossing textiles, and for weighting silk fabrics. Water glass is added in leather production, and its dispersed colloidal SiO2 is used to produce soft leather. In the food industry, it can be used to preserve eggs to prevent microorganisms from entering the eggshell gap and causing deterioration. In the sugar industry, water glass can remove pigments and resins in sugar solution.
Sodium sulfite can be used as a developer, a preservative for dried fruits and meat, a deoxidizer in the printing and dyeing industry, and as a reducing chemical reagent. It is used in the production and synthesis of chemical and laboratory.
Zinc sulfate is used in the pigment industry to make lead powder and other zinc compounds, in the feed industry as a nutrient and feed additive for animals with zinc deficiency, in agriculture as zinc fertilizer (trace element fertilizer) for crops, in the electrolysis industry as electrolyte for metallic zinc, in the textile industry as a mordant, in the pharmaceutical industry as an emetic, astringent, fungicide, and in the wood and leather industry as a preservative.
These chemicals exemplify how specialized compounds drive efficiency and innovation across diverse industries, highlighting their indispensable role in modern production processes.
