Sodium Hydrosulfite Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2014 – 2020

Transparency Market Research Reports incorporated a definite business overview and investigation inclines on “Sodium Hydrosulfite Market”. This report likewise incorporates more illumination about fundamental review of the business including definitions, requisitions and worldwide business sector industry structure. Sodium hydrosulfite, also known as sodium dithionite, occurs as a white crystalline powder and exhibits a weak sulphurous odor. Sodium hydrosulfite is a sodium salt of dithionous acid. The compound decomposes in hot water and in acidic solutions. Sodium hydrosulfite spontaneously heats up when it encounters air and moisture. The heat generated may be sufficient to ignite surrounding combustible materials. Due to continuous exposure to heat, this compound may rupture violently. Sodium hydrosulfite is a water-soluble compound and is a very effective reducing agent. Solid sodium hydrosulfite can be transported with ease, with certain safety precautions against contact with moisture, and can be stored for an extended period owing to its flexible volume usage. The compound finds application in various industries including textile, pulp and paper, Kaolin clay and water treatment.

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Some of the major applications of sodium hydrosulfite include its use in the paper and pulp industry for bleaching, brightening and depolarization of recycled and virgin fiber. This compound is also used on a large scale for the brightening of Kaolin clay. In the textile industry, major use of this product goes into the processing of vat dyes and indigo dyes. Additionally, sodium hydrosulfite is used in water treatment, leather processing and food bleaching of sugar, honey and gelatin. Sodium hydrosulfite can also be used as a photograph developer but is not a favorable choice as this compound is prone to decrease film speed and if not used correctly, quickly fogs the image....