Soda Ash

Acts as a flux to lower the melting point of silica, making it a crucial component for flat glass, container glass, and solar panels.

Used as a flux in glazes to reduce firing temperatures and improve the surface finish of products.

A primary feedstock for producing other important chemicals such as sodium bicarbonate (baking soda), sodium silicate (water glass), and sodium percarbonate.

Widely used to control pH levels in various chemical processes, including the production of dyes, pigments, and textiles.

Used as a builder to increase cleaning efficiency by softening water and breaking down grease and oil.

Employed in cleaning solutions for industrial applications, such as cleaning grease from concrete, and as a component in descalers.

Used in metallurgy to remove impurities like sulfur and phosphorus from non-ferrous and ferrous ores.

Aids in the recycling of aluminium and zinc.

Enhances the efficiency of lithium extraction from certain ores for use in batteries.

Softens water, adjusts pH, and helps in water purification processes.

Used to remove acidic gases like sulfur dioxide from power plant emissions.

Used in the pulping and paper-making process.

Functions as a stabilizer, taste enhancer, and acidity regulator in products like carbonated drinks, pretzels, and baked goods.

Utilized in dyeing and fabric softening processes.