Sodium Hydroxide Prills

Sodium Hydroxide Prills are solid beads of caustic soda with the chemical formula NaOH and molecular weight 40.00 g/mol. They appear as white, odorless, hygroscopic prills highly soluble in water, releasing heat during dissolution. They are strongly alkaline, corrosive, and stable under dry storage conditions.

In terms of uses and applications, Sodium Hydroxide Prills are widely used in chemical manufacturing for pH adjustment, neutralization, and synthesis of soaps, detergents, and sodium salts. They are important in the paper, textile, and alumina industries for pulping, mercerizing, and refining processes. In water treatment, they control acidity and regenerate ion-exchange resins. They are also used in petroleum refining, food processing, cleaning products, and laboratory reagents. Additionally, they serve in biodiesel production and many industrial processes requiring a strong alkali.