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Description
Sodium sulphide 60%;
Na2s, CAS no.1313-82-2;
Yellow to reddish brown flakes;
Dyeing and printing industry;
Leather ,tanning and textile industry.
Chemical Identification

Common Name:

Sodium Sulfide






Synonyms:

Disodium monosulfide;

Disodium sulphide;

Smelly alkali;

Soda smelly;

Sodium monosulfide;

Sodium sulfuret;

Yellow alkali;

CAS No.:

1313-82-2

EINECS No.:

215-211-5

Appearance:

Yellow to reddish brown flakes

Density:

1.86

Melting Point:

950°C


Stability:

Spontaneously flammable. Fine dust/air mixtures are explosive. 

Hygroscopic. Incompatible with acids, metals, oxidizing agents.

Molecular Formula:

Na2S

Molecular Weight:

78.04

Molecular Structure:


Product Information

Specifications:

Specifications of sodium sulfide

Product name: Sodium Sulphide

Manufacturer: Ningbo Titan Unichem Co., Ltd.

TEST ITEMS

SPECIFICATIONS

Na2S

60% min

60% min

60% min

60% min

60% min

Na2CO3

2.0% max

2.0% max

2.0% max

5.0% max

5.0% max

Water insoluble

0.2% max

0.2% max

0.2% max

0.4% max

0.4% max

Fe

10-30ppm

80ppm

150ppm

300ppm

1500ppm

Appearance

Yellow flakes 

Yellow flakes 

Reddish flakes 

Reddish flakes 

Red flakes


Pictures:

 

Three forms of sodium sulphide with Fe content: 10ppm, 20ppm and 30ppm.

 

Three forms of sodium sulphide with Fe content: 50ppm, 80ppm and 1500ppm.

 

Package of sodium sulphide from TITAN UNICHEM.

 

Loading of sodium sulphide from TITAN UNICHEM.

 

Loading of sodium sulphide from TITAN UNICHEM.

 

Loading of sodium sulphide from TITAN UNICHEM.

Packaging:

  • Packed in 25Kg PP-PE woven bag, 1000kg jumbo bag;

  • Or package as per customer's request.

Delivery Lead Time:

  • Prompt shipment within 2 weeks.

Storage & Handling:

  • Store in a cool, dry and well-ventilated place.

  • Keep container closed when not in use.

  • Keep from contact with oxidizing materials.

  • Keep away from strong acids.

  • Store protected from moisture.

Safety Information:

Hazard Class:

8

RIDADR:

UN 1849

Packing Group:

II

HS Code:

2830101000

Safety Statements:

S26-S45-S61

Risk Statements:

R31;R34;R50

Hazard Codes:

C:Corrosive


Application

Descriptions:

  • Pure sodium sulphide is colorless crystalline powder.

  • Industrial sodium sulfide is a yellow to brick red flakes mass or fused solid with an odor of rotten eggs.

  • Sodium sulfide absorbs moisture from the air. If exposed to moist air Sodium sulfide is liable to spontaneous heating and may cause ignition of nearby combustible material.

  • Sodium sulfide is soluble in water, slightly soluble in alcohol, insoluble in ether.

  • Aqueous solution is strongly alkaline reaction, it cause burns when touch the skin and hair.

  • Sodium sulfide solution will be slowly oxidation into sodium thiosulfate, sodium sulfite and sodium sulfate in the air.

Uses:

  • In dye industry, Sodium sulfide can be used as reducing agent, dyeing auxiliary or mordant agent for sulphur dyes, sulphur black, sulfur blue dyestuff intermediate.

  • In non-ferrous metallurgical industry, Sodium sulfide can be used as flotation agent for minerals.

  • In tanning industry, Sodium sulfide can be used for the hydrolysis for hair removal of raw hide and also used for the preparation of sodium polysulfide to help accelerate soaking and softening of dry skin.

  • In papermaking industry, Sodium sulfide can be used as the cooking agent.

  • In textile industry, it is used for the denitrofication of artificial fiber textile as well as the reduction of nitration and the mordant for cotton fabric dyeing.

  • In pharmaceutical industry, Sodium sulfide can be used for the production of febrifuge such as phenacetin

  • In electroplate industry, Sodium sulfide can be used for hydriding galvanize and recycle silver in silver and cadmium plating electrolyte.

  • In addition, Sodium sulfide can be also used for making sodium thiosulfate, sodium polysulfide and sodium hydrosulfide.