Product Description
Sodium chlorate is a crystalline solid with no odor that is commonly employed in aqueous solutions. This energy-intensive, multistage process is carried out in closed-loop plants with low emissions. This chemical is tested under various parameters to ensure its high quality and effectiveness. Herbicides, explosives, colors, cosmetics, medications, paper, and other compounds all include it. Sodium chlorate necessitates maintaining proper chemical balances and exact management. Because of its herbicidal and defoliant qualities, sodium chlorate is being explored for use in organic agriculture.
Product details
| Class | 5,1 |
| Brand | Shree Maruti Impex India |
| Purity | 98 % |
| Packaging Type | PP Bags |
| Usage/Application | Industrial |
| Physical State | Powder |
| UN Number | 1495 |
| Net Weight | 25 kg |
| Gross Weight | 25.1 kg |
Major Industrial UsesSodium Chlorate is extensively utilized in the textile sector for bleaching and as an oxidizing agent. It also serves as a powerful herbicide in agricultural applications. Its high purity and efficiency make it suitable for large-scale manufacturing processes, ensuring consistent results in oxidation reactions and bleaching operations.
Safe Handling and Storage GuidelinesTo maximize shelf life and maintain stability, Sodium Chlorate should be stored in cool, dry environments, in tightly sealed HDPE bags or drums. Keep away from heat sources and incompatible substances like strong acids and reducing agents. Appropriate storage reduces the risk of thermal decomposition and ensures the product remains effective for up to two years.
Environmental and Safety PrecautionsAlthough invaluable in industry, Sodium Chlorate is toxic if ingested and poses potential hazards to aquatic life. Care must be taken to avoid release into the environment. Always adhere to handling protocols, use personal protective equipment, and follow local regulations for disposal to mitigate environmental and health risks.
FAQs of Sodium Chlorate:
Q: How should Sodium Chlorate be stored for maximum shelf life?
A: Keep Sodium Chlorate in a tightly closed HDPE container or drum, placed in a cool, dry area. This minimizes moisture exposure and thermal decomposition, ensuring optimal quality for up to two years.
Q: What is the recommended process for using Sodium Chlorate in textile bleaching applications?
A: Dissolve Sodium Chlorate in water to prepare the required concentration, then add it to the textile processing system. Ensure proper ventilation and avoid mixing with reducing agents to prevent hazardous reactions.
Q: What are the main benefits of using Sodium Chlorate as an oxidizing agent?
A: Sodium Chlorate provides high oxidative power, leading to efficient chemical reactions in textile bleaching and industrial processes. Its high purity ensures consistent, effective performance.
Q: When does Sodium Chlorate decompose and what precautions should be taken?
A: It decomposes when heated above its melting point (170C) or exposed to strong acids, releasing toxic chlorine and oxygen fumes. Always handle away from ignition sources and incompatible chemicals.
Q: Where can Sodium Chlorate be used beyond the textile industry?
A: Besides textiles, Sodium Chlorate is used as a herbicide in agriculture and in various chemical manufacturing processes requiring strong oxidation capabilities.
Q: What environmental risks are associated with Sodium Chlorate usage?
A: Sodium Chlorate is toxic to aquatic organisms. Prevent accidental release into waterways, follow recommended disposal guidelines, and use protective gear to minimize health and ecological risks.
Q: Is Sodium Chlorate safe to handle and what measures should be taken during use?
A: While stable under proper conditions, Sodium Chlorate is toxic if ingested and chemically reactive. Use protective equipment, avoid direct contact, and ensure good ventilation during handling.