Zinc formaldehyde sulfoxylate
What is Zinc formaldehyde sulfoxylate?
Zinc formaldehyde sulfoxylate (CAS 24887-06-7), also known as zinc bis(hydroxymethanesulphinate), is an inorganic reducing salt used industrially as a bleaching and stripping agent.
Where is Zinc formaldehyde sulfoxylate used?
- Textile dyeing and finishing: discharge agent that selectively removes or reduces dye from fabric, enabling resist and discharge printing effects
- Leather processing: bleaches hides and controls oxidative discoloration during tanning
- Pulp and paper: brightens mechanical pulps and reduces yellowing in finished paper grades
- Water treatment: reducing agent that neutralizes residual oxidants such as chlorine and chromate compounds in industrial effluent streams
- It functions by releasing active reducing species under heat or alkaline conditions.
Commercial specifications
- Purity specifications commonly range from 90% to 98% active content for industrial use
- Packaging in 25 kg bags or bulk quantities
- Store in a cool, dry place to maintain chemical stability
Other Names (Synonyms)
K1G3Y1UQ6T|Zinc, bis[(hydroxy-.kappa.O)methanesulfinato-.kappa.O]-, (T-4)-|METHANESULFINIC ACID, 1-HYDROXY-, ZINC SALT (2:1)|ZINC, BIS(1-(HYDROXY-.KAPPA.O)METHANESULFINATO-.KAPPA.O)-, (T-4)-|Zinc, bis[1-(hydroxy-κO)methanesulfinato-κO]-, (T-4)-|Zinc, bis(hydroxymethanesulfinato-OS,O1)-, (T-4)-