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Sodium nitrite
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Product Description: CAS 7632-00-0 99% Min 25kg Bags Nano2 Sodium Nitrite
Product Name: Nano-grade Sodium Nitrite
CAS Number: 7632-00-0
Purity: 99% Min
Packaging Specification: 25kg Bags
Nano-grade sodium nitrite is a colorless or slightly yellow crystalline powder with the chemical formula NaNO₂. It is highly soluble in water and liquid ammonia. It possesses certain oxidizing properties and hygroscopicity, readily reacting with oxygen in the air. In industry, sodium nitrite is commonly used as an industrial salt; however, it is harmful to humans, potentially causing the oxidation of low-iron hemoglobin, thereby impairing oxygen transport capacity.
Fertilizer Industry: As an important nitrogen source, it promotes plant growth.
Petroleum Refining: Used to improve the quality of petroleum products.
Battery Industry: As an important component of battery chemicals.
Metal Cleaning and Electroplating: Effectively removes contaminants from metal surfaces.
Food Industry: As a color fixative and preservative for meat and fish, in compliance with GB 1886.11-2016 standards.
Safety
Sodium nitrite is toxic to humans and may cause tissue hypoxia upon entering the bloodstream. The maximum daily intake should not exceed 0.3 grams; excessive intake may lead to poisoning or even death.
High Purity: 99% purity ensures stable product performance.
Multi-Purpose: Suitable for multiple industries to meet diverse needs.
Premium Packaging: Each bag contains 25 kg to ensure safe transportation.
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Product standard
Security
Sodium nitrite is toxic to the human body. After entering the bloodstream, it binds with hemoglobin, causing tissue hypoxia and potentially leading to poisoning. The maximum daily intake for the human body should not exceed 0.3 grams, as exceeding this limit may lead to sodium nitrite poisoning or even death.
Food Additive Standards
In terms of food additives, the standard number for sodium nitrite is GB1886.11-2016, which came into effect on January 1, 2017. As a food additive, there are strict regulations on the amount and use of sodium nitrite to prevent poisoning.
