Description
I\'m Hazem Magdy working as Sales
& Marketing Manager at Egyptian
Specialty Chemicals & Services Co. that
produces water treatment chemicals for Boiler and cooling tower, we
use NACL
Salt (Sodium chloride)Â as
raw material in produce some chemical so, we own a mine that has
variety concentration of NACL and different size so we
want export
it.
We will give you competitive price
and good quality,
NACL Salt use in many uses:
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 Common Uses
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Preservative: Since ancient times, salt has been used as a
preservative. Although today many other preservatives are
available, salt is still widely preferred. It is one of the
constituents used in preservation of cheese, dairy products, meat,
pickles and sauces.
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Melting Ice: Sodium chloride has a property of lowering the
melting point of ice. Therefore, it is spread on roads to melt the
ice quickly. On the other hand, salt is added to ice cream mixture
to lower the temperature of ice. This helps in freezing ice cream
quickly.
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Cleansing Agent: It has also been used as a cleansing agent
since a long time. Stains can be cleaned by rubbing a cloth
sprinkled with salt. It is also one of the ingredients of soap,
detergent and shampoo.
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 Industrial
Uses
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Chlorine: Sodium chloride is widely used for the production
of chlorine. The process of electrolysis is carried out wherein
electric current is passed through the solution of sodium chloride
(brine) to prepare the element chlorine. This element is used
extensively for making PVC and pesticides.
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Tanning: According to modern methods, salt is extensively
used in tanning leather. In the initial process, animal hides are
cured with salt so as to remove all the excess moisture and water
from it. Salting helps in protecting hides from bacterial
growth.
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Textile: Salt is used extensively in textile industry,
especially for dyeing. It is used as a medium to fix color dyes. It
is the agent or the medium that actually helps in transferring dye
on cloth. Salt is also one of the raw materials used for making
dyes.
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Fire Extinguisher: Sodium chloride is used to extinguish
class D type of fire that is caused due to burning of metals like
aluminum, magnesium potassium, etc. Granules of this compound are
spread on the fire which creates a crust and smothers the
fire.
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 Medical
Uses
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Tablets: Sometimes, there is excessive loss of sodium from
our body due to dehydration or excess sweating. In that case, these
tablets are prescribed as supplements to recover the lost
salts.
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IV (intravenous saline): One of the properties of salt is
that it rises blood pressure. Therefore, the solution is used to
treat people with low blood pressure. IV fluids are specifically
used to treat dehydration, severe diarrhea, etc.
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Ophthalmic Ointment: In some cases, solution of sodium
chloride is used to treat swelling of cornea in the eye. Although
it is beneficial to some extent, there are certain side effects
associated with it. It is recommended to consult the doctor before
going for this remedy.
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 Other
Uses
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Salt is extensively used in food industry. Apart from being used as
a preservative, it is also used while baking, canning, to enhance
color, for fermentation, as a seasoning agent, as a binding agent,
etc.
Another use of sodium chloride is its application in softening hard
water. Sodium ions in this compound help in getting rid of the
hardness ions, and make the water soft.
Sea salt is useful for maintaining healthy blood sugar level.
Saltwater is used for gargling or even as a mouthwash.
Peeling eggs will be easier if eggs are boiled in water containing
a pinch of salt.
Warm water with salt is used to clean feet and also relieve
tiredness.
Oil spills on
table, kitchen counter-tops driveways, etc.
can be cleaned using salt. Sprinkle salt on the spill; leave for
****5 minutes; then clean off with a brush.
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Thank You & I hope hear from you soon
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Eng. Hazem Magdy
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