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Sulfamic acid H3NO3S Colorless or White crystalline Can be used as a cleaning agent
Product Introduction:
Aminosulfonic acid is an inorganic solid acid formed by replacing the hydroxyl group of sulfuric acid with an amino group. Its chemical formula is NH2SO3H, molecular weight is 97.09, and it is generally a white, odorless oblique square shaped crystal with a relative density of 2.126 and a melting point of 205 ℃. It is soluble in water and liquid ammonia, and at room temperature, as long as it remains dry and does not come into contact with water, the solid aminosulfonic acid is non hygroscopic and relatively stable. The aqueous solution of sulfamic acid has the same strong acidity as hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, etc., so it is also known as solid sulfuric acid. It has the characteristics of non volatility, no odor, and low toxicity to the human body. Dust or solution is irritating to the eyes and skin and can cause burns. The maximum allowable concentration is 10mg/m3. Aminosulfonic acid can be used to synthesize herbicides, fire retardants, sweeteners, preservatives, metal cleaning agents, etc. It is a common chemical raw material.
Basic Product Information:
Chinese name | Aminosulfonic acid | CAS number | 5329-14-6 |
Foreign name | Sulfamic acid | molecular weight | 97.09 |
Molecular formula | H3NO3S | Melting point | 215-225 ℃ |
Alias | Sulfonamide; Aminosulfonic acid; Sulfamic Acid | relative density | 2.15 |
Product Usage:
1.Cleaning agent
Amino sulfonic acid cleaning agent has a wide range of applications and can be used to clean boilers, condensers, heat exchangers, jackets, and chemical pipelines. Use it to remove scale from glass lined storage tanks, pots, open beer coolers, and beer barrels in breweries; Cleaning evaporators in enamel factories and equipment in paper mills; In terms of air conditioning, it can remove rust and scale from the cooling system and evaporative condenser; It can be used by sea vessels to remove seaweed and scale from seawater evaporators (distillation equipment), heat exchangers, and saltwater heaters; Can clean the scale of copper pots, radiators, dishwashing mechanisms, silverware, flush toilets, ceramic tiles, food and dairy processing equipment; It can remove protein deposits on steamers and sediment on disinfectants used in fresh meat, vegetable, and cheese processing plants. The US Department of Agriculture permits the use of sulfamic acid as an acidic cleaning agent in fresh meat, poultry, rabbit, and egg processing companies.
2.textile industry
Aminosulfonic acid can be used as an eliminating agent for excess nitrite in diazotization reactions in the dye industry, a color fixing agent for textile dyeing, to form a fireproof layer on textiles, and can also be used to produce yarn cleaning agents and other additives in the textile industry.
3.Paper Industry
Aminosulfonic acid can be used as a bleaching aid to reduce or eliminate the catalytic effect of heavy metal ions in the bleaching solution, thereby ensuring the quality of the bleaching solution and reducing the oxidative degradation of fibers by metal ions. It can also prevent fiber peeling reactions and improve pulp strength and whiteness.
4.petroleum industry
Aminosulfonic acid can be used to unblock oil reservoirs and increase their permeability. Injecting a solution of aminosulfonic acid into a carbonate rock reservoir can avoid the deposition of salt due to the easy reaction between aminosulfonic acid and the reservoir rock. The processing cost is slightly higher than using hydrochloric acid, but the oil production is doubled. The United States uses 48.5% potassium hydroxyacetate and 3.4% sulfamic acid. A 0.1-3% aqueous solution of wetting agent is used to clean the gypsum scale layer in the oil well casing, with a treatment time of about 30 hours.
5.Agriculture
Aminosulfonic acid and ammonium aminosulfonate were initially developed as herbicides. It is said that when applied directly to plants, they have a toxic effect; And when applied to the soil, it has a male killing effect. In the 1978 experiment on the male killing effect of amino sulfonic acid on rice conducted in Guangdong Province, China, the efficacy was better than other salts. Spraying at a concentration of 0.05% to 0.5% resulted in a male killing rate of 95% to 100%. However, the efficacy was not stable enough and there were drug hazards. The herbicide concentration of sulfamic acid is usually 75 g/L of active ingredient.