Anhydrous Sodium Sulphate XM-SP10, 99% Industrial Powder for Synthetic Detergent Fillers and Glass
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ColorWhitePhysical formPowder
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CAS No.7757-82-6Purity99%
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AppearanceWhite PowderApplicationGlass industry
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ClassificationSulphateGrade StandardIndustrial Grade
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Molecular FormulaNa2SO4Other Namessodium sulphate anhydrous
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TypeSodium SulphateModel NumberXM-SP10
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CAS number7757-82-6CertificationISO9001
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Whiteness86%Packing25kg/ Plastic Woven Bag
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UsageChemical industryUsage 1Textile industry
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Usage 2porcelain glazeUsage 3Filler for synthetic detergent
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Usage 4analytical reagentSampleAvailiable
A detergent-filler enquiry and a glass raw-material enquiry may begin with the same chemical name, but they should finish with different acceptance questions. XM-SP10 is industrial anhydrous sodium sulphate, a white Na2SO4 powder with 99% purity for those separately qualified uses.
Frame the detergent-filler requirement
Identify the synthetic-detergent formulation and the raw-material limits that matter to the XM-SP10 comparison. Its filler direction supports evaluation, but the assay alone does not establish a finished-detergent result or an approved formulation approach.
Keep the glass comparison independent
Glass, textile and porcelain-glaze projects bring their own material criteria to an anhydrous sodium sulphate trial. Request the current analysis and the relevant process acceptance evidence instead of transferring a detergent conclusion to these other industrial applications.
- Chemical identity
- Specify XM-SP10 and the anhydrous Na2SO4 form accurately in the enquiry.
- Acceptance evidence
- Agree the impurity limits and tests that apply to the intended process or formulation.
Interpret whiteness within the material brief
The stated 86% whiteness is another powder descriptor to discuss with the 99% assay. Neither property establishes analytical-reagent qualification, so that requirement would need its applicable impurity standard and supporting analysis.
Ask about a sample using the XM-SP10 model and the actual detergent or glass objective. A specific application brief lets the anhydrous sodium sulphate comparison focus on evidence that can change the purchasing decision, rather than a broad list of possible uses.
