#Sodium carbonate

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Table 11.1 lists a number of common acids and bases that would be found in any chemistry laboratory. (...) It can be seen from the structures of the acids in table 11.1 that, in some cases, there is more than one very polar H-X bond, and these acids can donate more than one proton.

"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.

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خرید و قیمت کربنات سدیم در کیمیا پارس شایانکار

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If NaHCO3 is placed in a sealed container so that no CO2 or H2O can escape, the gases and solids come to a heterogeneous equilibrium.

"Chemistry" 2e - Blackman, A., Bottle, S., Schmid, S., Mocerino, M., Wille, U.

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sodium carbonate manufacture

Sodium carbonate (also known as washing soda, soda ash and soda crystals) is a white powder that is water-soluble and has a slightly salty taste. It's manufactured by the Solvay process and used in a variety of industries, including glassmaking, detergent manufacture, papermaking, textile dyeing and printing, and as a water softener. Read more about the interesting process of how sodium carbonate is made here. There are many sodium bicarbonate manufacturers in the world, but not all of them are created equal. Some are large scale operations that produce the chemical for a variety of industries, while others are smaller companies that focus on producing a high quality product for a specific market. Choosing the right manufacturer is important, as it can impact the quality and price of the final product.

When looking for a sodium bicarbonate manufacturer, it is important to consider their experience, reputation, and production capabilities. The best manufacturers will have a long history of producing high quality products, and will be able to produce the chemical in the quantities that you need. They should also have a good reputation within the industry, so that you can be confident that you are getting a quality product.

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got around to redrawing a few more of the goobers in flash (and gave Nitro her flower of course)

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was feeling so so so poorly i stopped talking entirely for a while to just lay there (tig equivalent of a rabbit not eating) and then i drank a coke and now im better. what does it mean

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I'm either a chemistry powerhouse or a "wtf is sodium carbonate" girlie

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*is about to mix chemicals based on a random strangers internet post* now How do I do this when all but one of these things are illegal or unavailable here

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my stomach kept hurting so i made this collage of all my favorite elements

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Microscopy: Crystals and Blandness

I used to do casual science experiments, still do. A year or two ago, I did an experiment that created a bunch of Sodium Sulfate (or Sodium Chloride, don’t remember exactly) solution as a byproduct. Due to absolutely forgetting that they were in my cupboard, the solution evaporated over time, forming thick, white crystals.

On Tuesday, my usual microscopy day, I decided to whip out those crystals instead of a new, planned-out batch. Turns out — they’re pretty bland. Translucent and white, they don’t offer a lot at first glance. Regardless, I managed to get some decent pictures out of them.

Sodium Sulfate (probably) at 40x magnifications. They look like stalactites, or geological structures out of a sci-fi planet. The shape exudes a sense of enormity, of strength and massiveness, despite being remarkably time and fragile. Note the blurred crystal at the back, the darker crystals at the front, and the tiny disfigurations.

This, like another similar picture, resembles a chaotic ocean washing onto a bright shore in a sweeping wave. There is a bit too much going on here, but I like the metaphor.

Not blue — I used a blue filter to give it more character. And it worked. Still Sodium Sulfate, but the color does it justice.

The original. Looking at it closely now, on a bigger screen, I wonder if it really did need the blue filter. Look at the complexity of the crystals, the waxing and waving translucency. The dark spots, the character. Maybe I was wrong, maybe it holds up on its own.

Dried out Calcium Hydroxide on a watch glass. Yes, I hate that it is mostly out of focus too, but look at the pattern. Look at the tiny dots, the spaces in between. Look at it repeating throughout the field of view and imagine it repeating throughout the entire watch glass. Nature is mesmerizing in its repetitiveness. Bunch of the same, yet all of them different. Tiny dots wonderfully collaged together, insignificant individuals making up something far greater and far more beautiful.

Same thing, same field, just a tiny impurity in the middle. I love impurities. A contrast in the regularity of a structure. It is often flaws that give something character. What is it? It is an unpleasant yellow, marked with even more unpleasant black. Yet, it is the center of the stage, distinct amidst the field of Calcium Hydroxide crystals, which, now that this is in view, fades inconspicuously into the backdrop, becoming the backdrop itself.

Zoomed in. So much closer, yet I have no idea what it is. A piece of floating trash that wandered into my room, probably. Striking nonetheless. Also look at how the zoom brings the crystals into focus. They seem to shine (or reflect) a bit more light. They’re brighter, more in focus, more like entities than a background.

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My life problems 101:

WARNING: contains girl problems

I asked my mom for pajamas pants since my old ones ripped, and she got them today, but I’m pretty sure she thinks I wanted them for pajama day at school tomorrow but I wanted them for when I’m on my period, because I only own light colored pajama pants. And I’m on my period rn but like- yeah.

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Before you comment that I should be using tannins if I want the colors to last in the sun, please check out my newest video:

Mordanting Cotton With vs Without Tannin -

• Mordanting Cotton With...

In this video I use 6 mordanting methods on cotton fabric and then dye the fabric pieces with 4 natural dyes. You will see the mordanting process and the results. I also performed a light/wash fastness test on the dyed fabrics to see how the colors last.

Blog post with photos of the results and descriptions of all mordanting methods: https://www.chromaticnatureclothing.c...

Mordant ingredients I used:

Aluminum Acetate - https://www.chromaticnatureclothing.c...

Aluminum Lactate - https://www.chromaticnatureclothing.c...

Alum (Potassium Aluminum Sulfate) - https://chromaticnatureclothing.com/p...

Sodium Acetate - https://chromaticnatureclothing.com/p...

Soda Ash - https://www.chromaticnatureclothing.c...

Calcium Carbonate (chalk) - https://www.chromaticnatureclothing.c...

Soy milk & vinegar - grocery store

Synthrapol detergent - https://www.misterart.com/crafts/text...

The dyes I used:

Madder root - https://www.chromaticnatureclothing.c...

Osage Orange - https://www.etsy.com/listing/62246447...

Avocado skins - eat some avocados

Logwood -https://chromaticnatureclothing.com/p...

00:00 - What this is about

01:45 - Soy milk mordant method

04:03 - All the other mordant methods

10:44 - Dyeing the fabrics

12:56 - Light/wash fastness test

14:01 - Soy milk debacle

15:07 - Madder root results

19:22 - Osage Orange results

21:46 - Avocado skins results

24:14 - Logwood results

26:31 - My closing thoughts

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“Tata Chemicals Europe today opened the UK’s first industrial scale carbon capture and usage plant today, signaling a key milestone in the race to meet the UK’s, and the world’s, net zero targets.

The plant captures 40,000 metric tons of carbon dioxide each year—the equivalent to taking over 20,000 cars off the roads, and ten-times more than what GNN reported to be the world’s largest carbon capture factory just 10 months [earlier, in late 2021].

The $24 million (£20 million) investment has been completed by UK-based Tata Chemicals Europe, one of Europe’s leading producers of sodium carbonate, salt and baking soda, and they expect it to lower their carbon emissions by more than 10%.

The project will help unlock the future of carbon capture as it demonstrates the viability of the technology to remove carbon dioxide from power plant emissions and to use it in high end manufacturing applications.

The party trick is that in a world first, carbon dioxide captured from energy generation emissions is being purified to food and pharmaceutical grade and used as a raw material in the manufacture of sodium bicarbonate (baking soda) which will be known as Ecokarb®. This unique and innovative process is patented in the UK with further patents pending in key territories around the world.

Ecokarb® will be exported to over 60 countries around the world. Much of the sodium bicarbonate exported will be used in hemodialysis to treat people living with kidney disease.

It will also be used to essential items like glass, washing detergents, pharmaceutical products, food, animal feed and in water purification.

The carbon capture plant, which was supported with a £4.2m grant through the UK Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy’s (“BEIS”) Energy Innovation Program, marks a major step towards sustainable manufacturing which will see Tata make net zero sodium bicarbonate and one of the lowest carbon footprint sodium carbonate products in the world.” -via Good News Network, 7/8/22