Mongolia's industrial sector is heavily dominated by mining and metallurgy. The demand for potassium monopersulfate has surged as mining operations seek more efficient ways to treat process water and manage tailings ponds, especially under the pressure of strict environmental regulations.
The extreme continental climate, with temperatures swinging from -40°C in winter to +40°C in summer, poses a significant challenge for chemical stability. Traditional oxidants often fail or decompose; however, the structural stability of the ps-16 monopersulfate compound makes it an ideal choice for the Mongolian plateau.
Currently, the market is transitioning from simple imported commodity chemicals to specialized, application-specific grades of kaliumperoxymonosulfate, ensuring that the high-altitude and arid conditions do not compromise the active oxygen content required for effective disinfection and bleaching.











