Sodium Trithiocarbonate CAS 534-18-9
Synonyms: Trithiocarbonic acid disodium salt; Carbonotrithioic acid, disodium salt; Disodium carbonotrithioate
Assay: ??40%
Appearance: Dark red clear liquid
Packaging: 20kg /drum
Sample: available
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Description
Sodium trithiocarbonate Quick details??
English name: Sodium trithiocarbonate
MF: CNa2S3
MW: 154.18524
CAS: 534-18-9
Appearance: Dark red clear liquid
Assay: ??40%
Sodium trithiocarbonate Standard:
Item
Specification
Results
Appearance
Dark red clear liquid
Conform
Assay??
40
40.1
Moisture ??
60
59.9
PH ??
13
13
Description& Application:
Sodium trithiocarbonate is a strong alkali and weak acid salt, which can be used for:
Preparation of a fly ash chelating agent;
Prepare a high-impact polypropylene material modified by glycine;
A flotation agent for beneficiation of copper sulfide ore is prepared.
Sodium trithiocarbonate Package:
20kg /drum
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