Sodium Sulphate

About Sodium Sulphate

Sodium Sulphate is a sodium salt formed in salt lakes and springs from where it is extracted and prepared by dissolving it in hot water, filtered and then put ice cold water to obtain the crystalline form. This is widely used for drying organic liquid and as a filler in detergent powders used in homes and laundries. Owing to its specific chemical properties, this acts as a fining agent which removes small air bubbles from molten glass. This is processed at our high profile laboratory by making use of sophisticated technology under the stern vigilance of highly competent chemists. Other applications of Sodium Sulphate are in Kraft process of paper pulping and for defrosting windows and as an additive in cattle feed.