Discover the diverse industrial applications of sodium nitrate — from glass manufacturing and metal treatment to fertilizers and explosives.
Sodium nitrate as a decolorizing agent is mainly used to eliminate the undesirable colors brought to the glass by impurities in the raw materials, and make the glass appear
Discover the diverse industrial applications of sodium nitrate — from glass manufacturing and metal treatment to fertilizers and explosives.
In addition, sodium nitrate can be used as a colorant for glass. By adding the right amount of sodium nitrate to glass, the color of the glass can be changed to produce a variety
Sodium nitrate is a key ingredient in food preservation, glass manufacturing and explosives. Explore its unique properties and wide-ranging industrial applications.
Flat Glass: For windows, screens, and solar panels where clarity is key. Container Glass: Used in bottles and jars for a polished, defect-free look. Specialty Glass: In optics and
4. Explosives: Sodium nitrate is used in solid propellants, explosives, and pyrotechnics. 5.Glass and pottery enamels: Sodium nitrate is used in the production of glass and pottery enamels
25kg/bag 99.3% NaNO3 For Glass Making Introduction Property: Sodium nitrate is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula of NaNO3. Decompose when heated to 380 ℃. It is very
Sol Gel Synthesis and Preparation of Macroporous Glass: Effect of Sodium Nitrate Addition Siti Rohani ZAINUDINa*, Syed Nuzul Fadzli SYED ADAMb, Johar BANJURAIZAHc
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