Oxalic acid

Oxalic acid 99.6%

Standard executed:GB/T16286-2008
Properties:White powder

Usage:

Oxalic acid is a common compound that has a wide range of applications in many fields. The following are the main uses of oxalic acid:
1. Cleaning agent: oxalic acid can be used as cleaning agent to remove dirt, rust and pigment on various materials. Because oxalic acid is strongly acidic, it can react with metal ions to form soluble complexes, thereby helping to remove rust and stains on metal surfaces.
2. Bleach: oxalic acid can be used as bleach for bleaching cotton, hemp, paper and other materials. Because oxalic acid has reducing properties, it can reduce colored substances to colorless substances, so as to achieve the effect of bleaching.
3. Dyeing agent: oxalic acid is also used in the dye industry and can be used as an intermediate or stabilizer for dyes. By combining with certain chemicals, a variety of different dyes can be generated for dyeing textiles, leather and other materials.
4. Leather treatment agent: In the leather processing process, oxalic acid can be used as a tanning agent to help leather better set and maintain softness.
5. Chemical reagents: oxalic acid is an important chemical reagent, which can be used to prepare other chemicals, such as oxalate, oxalate ester, etc. These compounds are widely used in medicine, pesticides, dyes and other fields.
6. Agricultural fertilizer: oxalic acid can be used as agricultural fertilizer to provide nutrients needed by plants. Because oxalic acid has a complex effect, it can chelate trace elements in the soil, increase the content of effective nutrients in the soil, and promote the growth of plants.
It should be noted that oxalic acid has certain toxicity, and corresponding safety measures need to be taken when using it. At the same time, oxalic acid is also irritating to the skin and eyes, and personal protective equipment should be worn when using it.

Packaging and storage:

25kg/bag,27tons/1x20gp

Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from toxic and hazardous chemicals