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Sodium carbonate (also
known as
washing soda,
soda ash, sal
soda, and
soda crystals) is the
inorganic compound with the
formula Na2CO3 and its various...
- fine powder. It has a
slightly salty,
alkaline taste resembling that of
washing soda (sodium carbonate). The
natural mineral form is nahcolite,
although it...
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solely with
baking soda and
washing soda, the
company began to
expand the
brand to
other products in the 1970s by
using baking soda as a
deodorizing ingredient...
- usage. In this method,
water is
treated with a
calculated amount of
washing soda (Na2CO3),
which converts the
chlorides and
sulphates of
calcium and magnesium...
- by
reacting tallow with
sodium hydroxide (lye,
caustic soda) or
sodium carbonate (
washing soda). It
consists chiefly of a
variable mixture of
sodium salts...
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formula 2 Na2CO3 · 3 H2O2. It is an
adduct of
sodium carbonate ("
soda ash" or "
washing soda") and
hydrogen peroxide (that is, a perhydrate). It is a colorless...
- lye is not the only way to
produce the
needed result: a
baking soda or
washing soda solution,
which is
easier to
handle and
safer to use, will provide...
- to 12 °C.
Another method involved the
reaction of
sodium carbonate ("
washing soda") with
chlorinated lime ("bleaching powder"), a
mixture of
calcium hypochlorite...
- carbonate,
washing soda or
soda ash
Sodium bicarbonate,
baking soda Sodium hydroxide,
caustic soda Sodium oxide, an
alkali metal oxide Soda gl****, a common...
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process or ammonia–
soda process is the
major industrial process for the
production of
sodium carbonate (
soda ash, Na2CO3). The ammonia–
soda process was developed...
