Ammonium Persulphate Peroxydisulfate (NH4) 2s2o8

CAS No.:7727-54-0

Formula:(Nh4)2s2o8

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Ammonium persulfate is a white single crystal with a density of 1.98. It is completely decomposed at 120 ° C. When it is completely dry, it can be stored for a long time without decomposition and is not easy to absorb moisture. However, it gradually decomposes to release oxygen and ozone after absorbing moisture. Dissolve in water and decompose under heat. It has strong oxidizing properties and can be used as a chemical reagent, oxidant, bleach, deodorizer, and initiator for monomer polymerization. It also has the advantages of convenient use and safety.

NA MEA	OLELO HOOLAHA
Ka nana aku	paʻakai kristal keʻokeʻo
Hoʻāʻo	≥98.5%
oxygen hana	≥6.9%
Residue on ignition(as SO₄)	≤0.02%
Chloride and chlorate(as Cl)	≤0.001%
Manganese(Mn)	≤0.00005%
Hao(Fe)	≤0.0005%
Nā metala kaumaha (e like me Pb)	≤0.0005%
Māmā	≤0.10%
ʻO ka decomposition o ka huahana e like me ka mea i hoʻolako ʻia	at above 60°C
Manaʻo ʻia ka mahana mālama	Mahana maʻamau
Storage stability as from date of delivery	12 months

Applicaton.

Polymerization: Initiator for the emulsion or solution Polymerization of acrylic monomers,vinylacetate,vinylchloride etc.and for the emulsion co-polymerization of styrene,acrylonitri le,butadiene etc

Metal treatment: Treatment of metal surfaces(e.g. in the manufacture of semiconductors;cleaning and etching of printed circuits),activation of copper and aluminium surfaces.

Cosmetics: Essential component of bleaching formulations.

Textile: Desizing agent and bleach activator - particularly for cold bleaching.

Pūʻolo

(1) In 25kgs net multiple paper bags with one PE bag inner
(2) In 25kgs net PE bags
(3) In 25kgs net woven bags with two PE bags inner
(4) In 1000kgs net big woven bags with one PE bag inner
The above package is also with a pallet 1000kgs each.

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