SKU
RXSOL-19-1529-050
Title
Borax Sodium Borate
Title
Borax Sodium Borate
Packing Sizes
Active Matter
Supply Location
Locations
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Borax Exporter and supplier in Barka Muscat, Oman, Fujairah, Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Diera UAE Middle East, Mumbai, Surat, Gandhidham, Kolkata, Varanashi, Paradip, Ranchi, Patna, Munger, Navi Mumbai MIDC, Chennai, Visakhapatnam, Afganistan</p>
Category
Detergent & Soap-12
Short Description
Borax is used as Fused products (glass, glass fibre ceramics, frits, glazed, porcelain enamels). And as fluxes and metallurgical operation (welding and brazing steel industry (paste fluxes, soldering fluxes), Also Dishwashing products, soaps and detergents
Borax Lubricants, grinding wheels, adhesives, rust inhibitors, Borax used as Fertilizers as Micronutrients and also used in leather industries.
Borax is Boron chemicals.
Borax Lubricants, grinding wheels, adhesives, rust inhibitors, Borax used as Fertilizers as Micronutrients and also used in leather industries.
Borax is Boron chemicals.
Product Remarks
Remarks
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<span style="text-align: justify;">Borax is classified as a detergent booster in laundry detergent as a versati</span><span style="text-align: justify;">le cleaning agent. We are a classified Borax exporter and supplier detergent manufacturing company.</span></p>
Tag Identification
Field Note
Note
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BORAX Uses</div>
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Fused products (glass, glass fibre ceramics, frits, glazed, porcelain enamels)</div>
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As fluxes and metallurgical operation (welding and brazing steel industry (paste fluxes, soldering fluxes)</div>
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Dishwashing products, soaps and detergents</div>
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Lubricants, grinding wheels, adhesives, rust inhibitors</div>
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Fertilizers as Micronutrients</div>
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leather</div>
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Boron chemicals</div>
Technical Specifications
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Appearance: White crystalline solid </div>
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Color: White </div>
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Odour: None</div>
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Taste: Alkaline </div>
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Refractive Index: 1.472</div>
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Boiling Point/Range : 1460 degree Celcius </div>
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Melting Point/Range: <800 degree Celcius </div>
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Flash point: Not applicable </div>
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Flammability: Not Inflammable </div>
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Autoignition temperature: Not applicable </div>
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Explosive properties: None </div>
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Oxidizing properties: Not applicable </div>
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Vapour pressure: None </div>
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Density: 2170 kg/m2</div>
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Relative Density: 1.7</div>
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Heavy atom count: 23</div>
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Complexity: 121</div>
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Bulk Density: 1030 kg/m2</div>
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Solubility in water: 310 g/l (18 degree celcius) </div>
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Solubility: Soluble in Glycerol and insoluble in ethanol </div>
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pH value: 7.8 (18 degree Celcius) and 9.2 (25 degree Celcius)</div>
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Viscosity: Not applicable </div>
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Relaive Vapour density (air=1): None </div>
Application
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Borax chemically called sodium tetraborate decahydrate. Utility wise borax classified as a laundry booster for cleaning, and as a fungicide, preservative, insecticide (ants, fleas etc), disinfectant, desiccant and water softener. And at home Borax can be us as an excellent multi-purpose household cleaner.</div>
Dose
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Borax can be mixed with most other cleaning agents, including chlorine bleach.</p>
Useful Area
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Borax major utilization : Glass and porcelain industries are the major consumers of borax and boric acid.<br />
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It is an essential component of heat-resisting borosilicate glass, glass fibres and industrial & optical glass. In glass, enamels and ceramics, it controls thermal expansion, improves durability, assists melting processes and adds to inorganic colours and decorations.<br />
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Borax is used in medicine (boric powder), leather processing, adhesive, corrosion inhibition, ferrous wire manufacture, flame-proofing and timber preservation.<br />
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Borax is used as a flux in brazing, welding, soldering and in the manufacture of artificial gems like, cubic boron nitride, (commercially called 'Borazon') which equals diamond in hardness and boron carbide, titanium boride and tungsten boride which are next to diamond in hardness.<br />
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Its easy solubility and property to soften hard water find applications in soaps, cleaners & detergents and for water treatment. Because of its mild alkalinity and germicidal nature, it is used in manufacturing toothpastes and mouth washes.<br />
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Borax is used as an antiseptic and emulsifying agent in cosmetics industry. As a decolourising agent, it is used in vanaspati industry. In textile industry, borax is used as a decolourising agent as well as for maintaining the alkalinity of solutions used for producing rayons. It prevents mould formation in citrus fruits.<br />
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In agriculture, borax is used as an essential plant nutrient.</p>
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Boron compounds are used for fertilizers, algicides, herbicides and insecticides.<br />
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Borax and boric acid are used in fire-retardant treatment.<br />
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Borax also used as food grain preservative, respectively.<br />
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Borate ester is used as dehydrating agent, special solvent and catalyst in chemical industry. In nuclear reactor, boron acts as neutron absorber. "Boron neutron capture therapy", a form of radiochemotherapy, is becoming increasingly important for treatment of certain forms of cancers and boron neutron capture synovectomy for treatment of arthritis.</p>
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Borates are consumed mainly in glass fibre for insulations and textile-grade fibre. They are also used as anti-knock agents in gasoline. Diborane (gas), pentaborane (liquid) and decaborane (solid) are potential jet and rocket engine fuels. Boron hydride also has potential value as rocket fuel. The high energy fuel value imparted by the addition of boron compounds has given considerable strategic significance to borates. Another use of borates is the invention of oxgano-sodium borate (liquibor) for use in hydraulic brake fluids.</p>
