Sulfamic Acid

Chemical Name: amidosulfonic acid, amidosulfuric acid, aminosulfonic acid,

Chemical Formula: H2NSO3H

Properties: It dissolves in water with a slow hydrolysis. It is an acidic substance.

Packaging Type: 25 kg bags

Areas of Use:

Sulfamic acid is an odorless, colorless, water-soluble and non-volatile chemical compound with the chemical formula H3NO3S. It is hygroscopic and non-volatile. Sulfamic acid solutions are less corrosive to metals than other mineral acids. Aqueous solutions are stable at room temperature, but rapid hydrolysis occurs with increasing temperature. It is a very strong acid. Its strength is comparable to hydrochloric acid and nitric acid. It dissolves in water at 20 oC at 21.5 g/100 g.

Areas of Use

It is a cleaning agent in milking operations, breweries, dairy factories, sugar factories and paper mills.
It is used as a cleanser and scale remover.
It is used to remove lime deposits.
Used for metal pickling.
It is used in galvanizing and electro-refinery processes.
It is used in sulfonation and sulfation processes.
It is used as a raw material for the production of artificial sweeteners.
It is used to remove nitrite diazotization in the production of pigments and dyes.
It is used as a catalyst in esterification processes.
Used as pH adjuster for dyeing and other systems.
Sulfamic acid is most commonly found in cleaning agents used to clean surfaces such as ceramics and metal.
It is used in the production of rust remover and lime remover.
It is found in tablets used to clean dentures.
It is used as a chlorine stabilizer in the paper industry.
It is used in agricultural chemicals.
They are used in the production of fireproof paper and salt.
Sulfamic acid is most commonly found in cleaning agents used to clean surfaces such as metal and ceramics.
It is used in the production of lime and rust removers.
It is also available in tablets used to clean dentures.
It is used in the production of dyes and pigments.
It is used as a chlorine stabilizer in the paper industry.
It is used in agricultural chemicals.
One of their most well-known applications is their use in synthesizing sweetener compounds.