Disodium Phosphate (DSP), is a crucial chemical compound widely utilized across diverse industrial sectors. It belongs to the family of inorganic salts derived from phosphoric acid. DSP exhibits a range of properties that make it indispensable in various industrial applications.
| Disodium Phosphate (DSP) Industry Grade | |||
| Content (Dry Basis) ≥% | 98.0-103.0 | Arsenic(As) ≤% | 0.0003 |
| Fluoride ≤% | 0.005 | Water Insoluble subs ≤% | 0.2 |
| Lead ≤% | 0.0004 | PH of 1% solution ≤% | 4.1-4.7 |
| Loss on drying ≤% | 2 | ||
1.Water Treatment:
Scale Inhibition: In industrial water treatment, DSP prevents the formation of scale deposits in pipes and equipment by sequestering calcium and magnesium ions, thus extending their operational lifespan.
Corrosion Control: It also assists in corrosion inhibition, protecting metal surfaces from degradation caused by water impurities.
2.Chemical Processing:
PH Adjustment: DSP serves as a buffering agent in chemical reactions, helping to maintain stable pH levels and optimize reaction conditions.
Catalyst Stabilization: It can be used to stabilize catalysts and enhance their efficiency in chemical synthesis processes.
3.Metal Finishing:DSP is employed in metal finishing processes as a cleaning agent and rust inhibitor, facilitating surface preparation for coating or plating.
4.Detergent Manufacturing:It finds application in detergent formulations as a builder, aiding in the removal of mineral deposits and enhancing the cleaning effectiveness of detergents.
5.Flame Retardants:DSP is used as a component in some flame retardant formulations, imparting fire-resistant properties to materials in industries such as textiles and plastics manufacturing.
