Sodium Sulfate

This substance can be created intentionally as a by-product of processes, or it can be found naturally in salt lakes in both dissolved and crystalline mineral forms. All of these have specific applications in industrial goods.

Uses of Sodium Sulfate

Sodium Sulfate has various uses due to its varied physical and chemical properties.

• Organic liquids can be dried using sodium sulfate.
• It’s being used as a filler in powder form in household laundry detergent.
• It is often seen as a fining agent to assist the molten glass to be free of tiny air bubbles.
• It is also used for producing starch for animal feed, carpet fresheners, and window defrosting fluid.

• it is employed in producing detergents and the Kraft paper pulping process.