photographic developers; Removing boiler scale,
Softening water; detergent mixture; Wet finishing - pH value
adjustment; Aluminium work pieces - Polishing, Burnishing; Clarifying
sugar, Fermentation - Nutrient; Complementary feeding stuff for livestock
breeding - Mineral enrichment
Wikipedia
Linking: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trisodium_phosphate
Material
Safety Data Sheet: http://www.inchem.org/documents/icsc/icsc/eics1178.htm
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Trisodium phosphate poisoning:
http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002489.htmTSP is used for washing surfaces prior to painting, especially exterior
surfaces. Liquid bleach is often added to TSP if there is mildew on the
surfaces. The TSP and bleach act in concert to both kill the mildew and remove
its characteristic stains. It may be used on inside surfaces also, but try to
mask all surfaces except the one you want to clean. It can damage many metal and
painted surfaces, and can stain woods. It is not recommended for use on glass,
either, since it will leave a filmy residue. TSP can also be used as a masonry cleaner. However, if efflorescence or
mortar staining are severe, you may need to resort to a more powerful but
dangerous product, muriatic acid. TSP and TSP-bleach solutions may be applied with a sponge or brush, or can be
sprayed on. Generally, you will have to apply some elbow-grease if the mildew or
other staining is severe. If you are washing the exterior of a house, it may be
worthwhile for you to look into the rental of commercial powerwashing equipment.
You may be able to do all necessary cleaning from the ground level, sparing you
the risk of extra ladderwork. http://www.naturalhandyman.com/
Phosphates
Use in Foods: http://www.foodadditives.org/
Latest Trisodium Phosphate Laundry Documents:
http://www.vssm.org/
A
colourless crystalline compound, Na3PO4,
soluble in water and insoluble in ethanol. It is known both as the decahydrate
(octagonal; r.d. 2.54) and the dodecahydrate (trigonal; r.d. 1.62) The
dodecahydrate loses water at about 76°C and the decahydrate melts at 100°C.
Trisodium phosphate may be prepared by boiling sodium carbonate with the
stoichiometric amount of phosphoric acid and subsequently adding sodium
hydroxide to the disodium salt thus formed. It is useful as an additive for
high-pressure boiler feed water (for removal of calcium and magnesium as
phosphates), in emulsifiers, as a water-softening agent, and as a component in
detergents and cleaning agents. Sodium phosphate labelled with the radioactive
isotope 32P is used in the study of the role of phosphate in
biological processes and is also used (intravenously) in the treatment of
polycythaemia. http://science.jrank.org/ |