FAQ

Production of ammonium sulphate at the industrial level involves synthesizing ammonium sulfate from ammonia and sulfur dioxide gas.

• ammonium sulphate

iocides are used to maintain cleanliness in public and private places such as hospitals, the food industry, pet groomer shops, and your homes.

• Biopesticides
• Biocides

Sulfuric acid is the most common example of sulfonic acid.

• sulfonic acid
• antibacterial sulfonamides

Pyrethrin is derived from Chrysanthemum flowers (pyrethrum). It was discovered in 1855 and has since been used as an insecticide.

• Pyrethrin
• Permethrin

Zinc chloride is made by electrolysis of zinc metal with chlorine.

• zinc chloride
• chemical reagents

A catalyst is a substance that makes a chemical reaction happen faster by providing an alternative reaction pathway with lower activation energy.

• Catalysts
• Nickel chloride

Xylene is helpful in many applications around the home and elsewhere.

• Xylene
• para-xylene
• Vinyl

It Can be Used in Cars, Ships, Aircraft, and Other Industries

• Titanium
• heavy metal

It can be boiled with water to form a transparent liquid with a sweet taste, making it sound like an ingredient in making candy and other foods.

• reagent
• starch
• sweet taste

It is a penicillin antibiotic that is used to treat a variety of illnesses.

• Amoxicillin
• Antibiotics

In summary, sodium carbonate is an environmentally friendly, cost-effective and efficient substance.

• sodium carbonate

Magnesium nitrate is one of the most widely used remedies in world.

• Magnesium
• magnesium nitrate

Silver nitrate is not flammable.

• silver nitrate
• flammable

Soap is an emulsifier.

• soap
• emulsifier

Sucrose is a non-reducing sugar.

• Sucrose
• Food Additives

Food additives are compounds that are added to foods to retain their texture, color, flavor, and safety.

• Food Additives
• chemical

In this form is cuso4 soluble in water, and dissolves exothermically forming an octahedral aquocomplex

• copper sulfate
• soluble in water

Dynamite's invention opened a stronger and better alternative when it came to construction work in 1866.

• dynamite
• sodium nitrate

The most common types of chemical weathering are oxidation, hydrolysis, and hydration.

• chemical weathering
• chemical reaction

Sodium silicate is a chemical which makes the water and sand mixture to gel and turn into a good liquid glass.

• sodium silicate
• liquid glass