heptahydrate magnesium sulphate

Heptahydrate magnesium sulphate also called magnesium sulpahte heptahydrate.

It is a white crystal obtained through chemical processes by reacting lightly burned magnesium with

sulfuric acid.

1. Heptahydrate magnesium sulphate Used for printing and dyeing thin cotton cloth and silk, as a weighting

agent for cotton and silk, and as a filler for kapok products. It is also used in the manufacturing of porcelain,

pigments, and fire-resistant materials. Used as a laxative in medicine. It is also used in the pulp industry,

rayon, and textile industries. Nutritional supplements; Curing agent; Flavor enhancer; Processing aids.

Brewing additives supplement magnesium in brewing water as a nutritional source during fermentation to

enhance fermentation capacity.

2. It is often used in conjunction with calcium salts in the use of water for mother liquor. Adding 4.4g/100

water can increase the hardness by 1 degree. However, when used in combination, it produces a bitter

taste and a hydrogen sulfide odor. As a food fortifier. According to Chinese regulations, it can be used in

dairy products with a dosage of 3-7g/kg; The dosage used in beverages and milk drinks is 1.4-2.8g/kg;

The dosage used in mineral beverages is 0.05g/kg.

3. Used for supplementing trace element magnesium in feed additives. heptahydrate magnesium sulphate

is a cofactor in many enzyme systems and a component of bones in animals.

4. Used as a nutritional supplement, curing agent, flavor enhancer, and processing aid. Brewing additives

to supplement magnesium in brewing water; As a nutritional source during fermentation to enhance

fermentation capacity. Improve the flavor of synthetic sake (dosage 0.002%). Adjust the hardness of the water.

5. Used as an analytical reagent, such as a precipitant for sulfates. It is also used in the pharmaceutical,

printing and dyeing, papermaking, ceramics, and leather industries.

6. This product is used as a leather filling agent. Used as a weighting agent for thin cotton fabric in the printing

and dyeing industry. Paper sizing agents, etc.