Inorganic chemicals
Guides on inorganic chemicals, acids and bases: grade differences, applications and safe storage.
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How to choose a KOH 90% supplier: a guide for soap, biodiesel and fertilizer buyersWe explain how to evaluate a potassium hydroxide (KOH 90%) supplier on assay consistency, grade fit, KKDIK registration, local stock and sampling, and how KORKİMYA meets these criteria.Hydrogen peroxide 30% or 50%? Which concentration should you chooseHydrogen peroxide 30% or 50% for textile and pulp bleaching, water treatment and disinfection? A guide to choosing the right concentration by dilution economics, handling and application dose.Sodium hypochlorite 20% or 50%? Active chlorine, stability and freight economicsChoosing between 20% and 50% sodium hypochlorite (NaClO) depends on active chlorine per litre, free-alkali buffering and freight economics. A decision rule for water treatment, sanitation and textile buyers.Hydrogen Peroxide (H2O2): concentration (30%/50%), uses and supplyWhat is hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), where are the 30% and 50% grades used, how to choose and how to source it safely? A guide to concentration, uses and supply.What is calcium hypochlorite? Uses, granular grades and supplyCalcium hypochlorite (Ca(ClO)2) is a granular oxidiser used from pool and drinking-water disinfection to gold mining. Definition, grades, safety and supply.Sodium Hypochlorite: concentration (20%/50%), stability, storage and supplyWhat is sodium hypochlorite (NaClO, liquid chlorine), which concentrations are supplied, how is it stored and handled safely? Active chlorine, 20% vs 50% and supply basics.Sodium Percarbonate (SPC): applications, active oxygen and supplyWhat is sodium percarbonate (SPC), which industries use it, what is its active oxygen content, and how is KKDIK-registered, ex-stock supply arranged? We explain.KOH 48% vs 90%: which grade should you choose?KOH 48% is a ready-to-use liquid solution; KOH 90% is a solid flake/granule. The difference spans ease of dosing to shipping cost. We explain which to choose and when.Monochloroacetic acid (MCA): uses and handlingMonochloroacetic acid (MCA) is a reactive intermediate used to make carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), betaines, herbicides and many fine chemicals. We explain its key uses and safe handling.