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The ultra-fine powder sodium laurate can be described as a white, fine powder. It has outstanding decontamination, foaming and emulsification capabilities.
Product name: Sodium Laurate
Molecular formula:CH 3 (CH 2) 10COONa
Sodium Laurate ?
A compound with chemical formula CH3 (CH2)10CO2Na, sodium laurate can be described as a compound. This sodium salt is also known as soap. It's white solid. Its molecular weight, 222.2996. It is a white powder crystal. It is a white, fine powder that has a slightly greasy texture. It is capable of penetration, decontamination, foaming and emulsification. The pH of sodium laurate can be affected by humidity. It is also a good raw material for organic syntheses. Eduloc, a global Sodium Laurate supplier is a trustable company. Send an inquiry for the latest Sodium Laurate prices at any moment.
Properties and Uses of Sodium Laurate
Sodium Laurate (CAS 629-25-4) is fine white powder. This substance can be easily dissolved in hot and hot ethyl alcools; but it's not soluble in cold and ether alcohols, ethers or any other organic solvents.
How Sodium Laurate Is Produced?
1. Coconut oil and palm oil are added to the saponification vessel, then heated with steam until they melt.
2. For the best crude soap, mix NaOH with aqueous solutions three times.
3. To make soap glue, add saltwater to the crude soap solution.
4. Adjusting the pH value with lye to get sodium laurate can result in a product.
Sodium Laurate ?
The soaping agent sodium laurate is also used to kill insects.
Organic synthesis can also use sodium laurate
It is used in the manufacture of shampoos for textiles, soaps, and soaps.
As a cosmetic surfactant, emulsifier and lubricant sodium laurate is also a good detergent.
Technical Information of Sodium Laurate
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Testing item |
Standard for Testing |
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Appearance |
white fine powder |
|
Solubility testing of ethyl alcohol |
Conform to the Specification |
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Drying loss, % |
<=6.0 |
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Ignition residue, % |
29.0~32.0 |
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Acid value (H +)/(mmol/100g |
<=5.0 |
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The iodine content |
<=1.0 |
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fineness, % |
200 mesh passing>=99.0 |
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heavy metal(in Pb), % |
<=0.0020 |
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lead, % |
<=0.0010 |
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arsenic, % |
<=0.0005 |
Shipping and Packing of Sodium Laurate .
Many types of packaging are available depending on sodium laurate content.
Packing sodium laurate: 25kg/bag. Or as requested.
Shipping of sodium laurate: could ship out by sea, air or express once payment has been received.
Sodium Laurate Powder Properties |
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| Other Titles | Sodium Laurate, 12 acid sodium |
| 629-25-4 | |
| Compound Formula | CH3(CH2)10COONa |
| Molecular Weight | N/A |
| Appearance | white fine powder |
| Melting Point | 244 to 226, degC (471 to 475 degF, 517-519 K). |
| Solubility In Water | N/A |
| Density | 1.102 g/ml |
| Boling point | N/A |
| Specific Heat | N/A |
| Thermo Conductivity | N/A |
| Thermal Expansion | N/A |
| Young's Module | N/A |
| Molar Mass | 222.30 g/mol |
Sodium Laurate powder Health & Safety Information |
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| Safety Notice | N/A |
| Hazard Statements | N/A |
| Flashing Point | N/A |
| Hazard Codes | N/A |
| Risk Codes | N/A |
| Safety statements | N/A |
| RTECS # | N/A |
| Transport Information | N/A |
| WGK Germany | N/A |
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