Caustic Soda NaOH

Caustic soda (NaOH), also known as sodium hydroxide, is a strong alkaline compound widely used across industrial, chemical, and water treatment sectors. It is available in two primary forms: caustic soda flakes (solid) and caustic soda liquid (solution).Both types share similar chemical properties but differ in concentration, handling, and application.

Caustic Soda Flakes (solid)

Caustic Soda Flakes typically offer 98–99% purity and are favored in applications requiring dry material, such as detergent manufacturing, aluminum processing, soap production, and textile mercerization. Their solid state makes them easier to store and transport over long distances.

Sodium hydroxide Liquid (solution)

Caustic Soda liquid (Lye NaOH) usually available in 32% to 50% concentrations—is commonly used in water treatment plants, food-grade processing, paper and pulp industries, and oil refining. It provides fast solubility and ease of dosing in automated systems.

Due to its exothermic reaction with water and high corrosiveness, both forms must be handled with care using appropriate safety protocols and chemical-resistant materials. Whether used for neutralization, pH control, degreasing, or chemical synthesis, the choice between flakes and liquid depends on the operational environment, storage capacity, and precision needs of the end-user. Both forms remain critical in modern industry due to their efficiency, affordability, and wide-ranging functionality.

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