摘要:
Solutions of low viscosity solvents and high viscosity, pasty products, for example water and sodium dithionite formulations, are prepared in a continuous manner in a matter of seconds in static and dynamic mixers connected in series while at the same time the ingress of air is avoided.
摘要:
Sodium dithionite bleaching solutions for groundwood pulps which require no additional chemicals for pH adjustment prior to direct application to the pulps, based on zinc-derived or formate-derived sodium dithionite and containing small percentages of at least four additives selected from the following: a chelating agent, zinc dithionite, zinc sulfate, sodium carbonate, sodium hydroxide, sodium tripolyphosphate, sodium phosphate, and sodium metaborate. Tested chelating agents are nitrilotriacetic acid (NTA) trisodium salt and ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) tetrasodium salt. The solutions are cool-stable (50.degree.F. or 10.degree.C) for at least 5 days with less than 5% decomposition of the sodium dithionite, and several exhibit similar stability at storage temperatures of 70.degree.-75.degree.F. (21.degree.-24.degree.C.) A method of preparation of the solutions is also provided. Bleaching performance was proved in laboratory and field trials to be comparable to the performance of solutions prepared from dry, commercially available sodium dithionite blends or commercial zinc dithionite when compared on a basis of pounds of bleaching agent per ton of pulp per point brightness gain.
摘要:
A method of stabilizing sodium dithionite is disclosed which comprises exposing a quantity of sodium dithionite to a quantity of amino material under pressure, wherein the partial pressure of amino material is at least 0.5 atmospheres.
摘要:
Anhydrous metal dithionite compositions are stabilized by 0.1 to 5% by weight of the composition of one or more of vanillin, ethyl vanillin and benzoin.
摘要:
1. A SUBSTANTIALLY ANHYDROUS COMPOSITION COMPRISING A MAJOR PROPORTON OF A METALLIC DITHIONITE AND AN EFFECTIVE AMOUNT OF A STABILIZER THEREFORE WHICH IS A NOMSURFACTANT COMPOUND CONTAINING AT LEAST 5 CARBON ATOMS AND AT LEAST ONE GROUP OF THE STRUCTURE:
-CO-N WHEREIN THE UNSATISFIED VALENCIES ARE FILLED BY OXYGEN, HYDROGEN OR CARBON ATOMS, SAID COMPOUND BEING MONOMERIC OR CONTAINING NOT MORE THAN 10 REPEATING UNITS AND HAVING A MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF UP TO 600.
摘要:
SODIUM DITHIONITE IN SOLUTION IS WIDELY USED IN BLEACHING AND VAT DYEING OF TEXTILES. UNFORTUNATELY, HOWEVER, LOSSES OCCUR NOT ONLY THROUGH DECOMPOSITION DURING DISSOLVING OF THE SALT IN QUESTION, BUT ALSO DURING STORAGE OF THE SOLUTION. IN THE PRESENT METHOD AND REACTION PRODUCT, ONE AVOIDS DECOMPOSITION AND EFFECTIVELY STABILIZES VARIOUOUS CONCENTRATION LEVELS OF THE DITHIONITE SOLUTION WITH CAUSTIC SODA ADDED AT 1.4% TO 20% BY WEIGHT OF THE SODIUM DITHIONITE PRESENT, THE ADDITION BEING MADE UNDER CONTROLLED CONDITIONS. FOR EXAMPLE, WHILE MINIMIZING AIR EXPOSURE, THE PH IS GENERALLY MAINTAINED ABOVE 9 AND EXCESSIVE CAUSTIC SODA ADDITION IS AVOIDED. ALSO, TEMPERATURE IS CONTROLLED (TO APPROXIMATELY 50*F.) FOR BEST EFFECT.
摘要:
Sodium dithionite in solution is widely used in bleaching and vat dyeing of textiles. Unfortunately, however, losses occur not only through decomposition during dissolving of the salt in question, but also during storage of the solution. To avoid decomposition of such solutions, the presence of sulfite ion is introduced by sodium sulfite, or a comparable variant compound preferably with a pH adjustment under either aerobic or anaerobic conditions. The effect hereof in protecting the sodium dithionite against aerobic decomposition is at 7 percent to 45 percent of the decomposition rate for unprotected systems. With air exclusion, the rate in the protected system is at 2 percent to 71 percent that for the unprotected system. As indicated, mixtures of sodium sulfite or sodium bicarbonate with sodium bisulfite (anhydrous) have likewise been found effective as a stabilizing media for the sodium dithionite solution, all by virtue of the sulfite ion concentration increase therein.