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Inorganic thiocyanates are used for a broad range of applications but mainly used as raw materials or auxiliaries in fiber production, for agricultural products, in photography, in the chemical industry and in construction. The realization that thiocyanates play an important role in many biochemical processes in animals and humans has been increasingly exploited in the production of personal hygiene products and in the foodstuffs and pharmaceutical industries.

Inorganic thiocyanates are used for a broad range of applications but mainly used as raw materials or auxiliaries in fiber production, for agricultural products, in photography, in the chemical industry and in construction. The realization that thiocyanates play an important role in many biochemical processes in animals and humans has been increasingly exploited in the production of personal hygiene products and in the foodstuffs and pharmaceutical industries.

Inorganic thiocyanates are used for a broad range of applications but mainly used as raw materials or auxiliaries in fiber production, for agricultural products, in photography, in the chemical industry and in construction. The realization that thiocyanates play an important role in many biochemical processes in animals and humans has been increasingly exploited in the production of personal hygiene products and in the foodstuffs and pharmaceutical industries.

Carbon Disulfide (CS₂) is a colorless, dense, highly refractive, volatile, flammable and toxic liquid. CS₂ plays a vital role in many of today's industrial processes.

Inorganic thiocyanates are used for a broad range of applications but mainly used as raw materials or auxiliaries in fiber production, for agricultural products, in photography, in the chemical industry and in construction chemicals. The realization that thiocyanates play an important role in many biochemical processes in animals and humans has been increasingly exploited in the production of personal hygiene products and in the foodstuffs and pharmaceutical industries.

Sodium bisulfite 45 % w/v solution is typically a yellow, clear, precipitate-free liquid with an odor of SO₂. It is unstable on contact with strong oxidizers and acids, producing SO₂ vapors. The raw materials for its manufacture are SO₂ and caustic soda. A certain amount of sulfite and sulfate are present in the solution in addition to bisulfite.

Sodium Hydrosulfide (NaSH) is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution. Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of NaSH with acids. NaSH is mildly corrosive to carbon steel and cast iron. Stainless steels are very resistant to corrosion. Copper and its alloys, aluminum and zinc are rapidly attacked. Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) storage systems are to be avoided.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.

Sodium Hydrosulfide is an economical form of reactive sulfur that is typically a light-yellow colored solution with the accompanying odor of rotten eggs. Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S), a toxic gas, is evolved upon contact of Sodium Hydrosulfide with acids.