China Mineral Acid Market Capacity Forecasts, Price Trends and Company Share to 2017

Mineral Acids Market Size, Share, Trends, Company Profiles, Demand,

Insights, Analysis, Research, Report, Opportunities, Segmentation and

Forecast To 2017

Mineral acids refer to acids obtained from one or even more inorganic composites. Each mineral

acid leads to the formation of hydrogen & conjugate base ions when water-dissolved. Some of

the most regularly used mineral acids are hydrochloric acid, nitric acid, and sulfuric acid.

Mineral acids vary from strong to moderate and weak ones. They have a tendency for being

insoluble in organic solvents and soluble in water. Mineral acids also find applications across the

industry of chemicals. They serve as raw materials for the manufacture of inorganic & organic

chemicals.

Huge amounts of these acids are synthesized for industrial applications in big plants. Mineral

acids are even used directly for their corrosive features. These features favor the market and

propel its revenues. The China mineral acid market is predicted to generate operating sales of

around RMB 94.4 billion by 2017. From January to December 2012, market manufacturing

earned about RMB 90.4 billion.

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Sulfuric acid accounted for the largest consumption in 2012. It boasted of a domestic utilization

of nearly 77.6 million tons that year. Sulfuric acid was followed by hydrochloric acid (8.9

million tons) and nitric acid (2.8 million tons) in 2012. The forthcoming market may face

pressure from optimization promotions and industrial structural innovations.

Additionally, it may encounter pressure from ‘backward production capacity’ eliminations.

However, in terms of policies, the national twelfth five year plan states growth in the industry of

chemical raw materials, opening decent prospects for the China mineral acid market. Thus, in the

years ahead, the market could experience sluggish expansion and lay more emphasis on

structural...