Caustic soda Pearl

Caustic soda pearls, also known as sodium hydroxide pearls, are a form of solid caustic soda (sodium hydroxide, NaOH) that resembles small, round beads or pearls. Like other forms of caustic soda, caustic soda pearls are highly alkaline and have a wide range of industrial applications.

Here are some key points about caustic soda pearls:

Physical Form: Caustic soda pearls are small, white, spherical beads that are easier to handle and transport compared to other forms of caustic soda, such as flakes or granules.

Industrial Applications: Similar to other forms of caustic soda, caustic soda pearls are used in various industries for different purposes, including:

• – Chemical Industry: They are used in the production of chemicals, including detergents, soaps, and various organic compounds.
• – Pulp and Paper Industry: Caustic soda pearls are used in the papermaking process to break down lignin in wood fibers.
• – Textile Industry: They are used in textile processing to enhance the properties of fibers.