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Sodium stannate is an inorganic organic with the formula Na2[Sn(OH)6].
Sodium stannate is a white crystalline solid composed of sodium ions and stannate ions.
Sodium stannate is primarily used as a source of tin and combined in chemical parts.
Electroplating parts are widely used where it serves as an important export for removing tin coatings on metal surfaces.
Textile products with the privilege of sodium stannate also find application as a mordant that helps fix dyes to fabrics.
Sodium stannate is also used in the production of ceramics, glass and pigments.
Because of its potential toxicological hazards, it is important to use sodium stannate following appropriate safety protocols.
CAS NUMBER: 12058-66-1
EC NUMBER:235-030-5
MOLECULAR FORMULA:Na2O3Sn
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 212.69
Sodium stannate is a versatile compound with applications in electroplating, glass manufacturing, chemical catalysts and the textile industry.
Sodium stannates properties as a tin source, thinning agent, catalyst and mordant make it valuable in different industrial processes.
Sodium stannate serves as a reliable source of tin ions in electroplating applications.
Sodium stannate provides a smooth and durable tin layer to be deposited on metal surfaces, providing excellent corrosion resistance and aesthetic appeal.
Sodium stannate is found in hair dyes in cosmetics.
At the same time, some shampoos and shampoos containing dyes do not contain sodium stannate.
The thinning properties of sodium stannate contribute to the production of high-quality glass.
Sodium stannate helps to eliminate dirt and bubbles, helping to obtain clear and defect-free glass products.
The catalytic properties of sodium stannate make it valuable in various chemical reactions.
Sodium stannate increases reaction rates and facilitates the conversion of compounds, enabling efficient synthesis processes.
Sodium stannate acts as an effective mordant in textile dyeing.
Sodium stannate is used for the production of tin-based compounds and stabilization of peroxides.
Sodium Stannate is also used for tin surface application.
Sodium stannate increases color fastness and durability by fixing dyes to fabrics.
Sodium stanate provides vivid and long-lasting color results in textiles.
Sodium stannate dissolves in water.
However, ethyl alcohol etc. insoluble in substances.
Sodium stannate, however white it is, also has varying colors.
Sodium stanate is used in surface coatings.
Sodium stannate is used in dyestuffs.
Sodium stannate is used to make tin oxide materials.
Sodium stannate is essential in the metallurgical and glass industries.
Sodium stannate is applied for the production of tin-based compounds and stabilization of peroxides.
Sodium stannate is used as salt in alkaline tin plating electrolyte.
Sodium stannate is also known as salt preparation.
Sodium stannate is used as tin-doped carbon material for lithium-ion battery.
Sodium stannate is used as a stabilizer for hydrogen peroxide.
Tin dissolves in sodium stannate, colorless.
Sodium stannate is a colorless or white solid.
slowly decomposes with air
White to off-white crystals.
Sodium stannate decomposes slowly into oxide by air.
Sodium stannate is permitted as an inert ingredient in non-food pesticide products.
Sodium stannate: household, food, cosmetics etc. It can also be used in fields.
Among the areas where it is most common is industry.
Sodium stannate is used in paint materials.
Sodium stannate gives purple color on paint and fabric.
Sodium stannate is also common in cosmetics.
Increases or decreases the viscosity of cosmetics.
Sodium stannate increases the shelf life of most products.
Sodium stannate electroplating is also used.
The use of sodium stannate in such a wide variety of fields is a property that makes it valuable in the chemical field.
Sodium stannate is also used in the field of iron processing.
Sodium stannate is used as raw material and intermediate.
Sodium stannate is a solid.
Sodium stannate is a non-combustible product when used in textiles.
Sodium stannate is used in stabilization of peroxides.
Sodium Stanate is used as stabilizer for Hydrogen Peroxide.
Sodium stannate is widely used in the metallurgical industry for the removal of Arsenic and Lead in the manufacture of ceramics and glass.
Sodium Stanate is also used in the manufacturing process of Tin-based compounds.
Sodium stannate is used in Tin and Copper plating and tin aluminum alloy plating.
Sodium Stanate is used as a mordant and weighing agent in the textile industry.
Sodium stannate is also used as a fireproofing agent.
A solution of sodium hydroxide is taken and tin oxide is slowly and carefully added into it.
Next, hydrogen peroxide solution is added to this solution to prepare the Sodium stannate solution.
This Sodium Stanate solution is subjected to heating to allow residual precipitation to occur.
The solution is heated at 90 - 100 degrees Celsius for 0.5 to 1 hour until it settles.
The precipitated solution is now removed using methods such as natural filtration.
After the impurities are removed, a solution of sodium stearate is taken and sodium acetate solution is added to it.
The quantities of both solutions are related.
Now drying takes 40-60 minutes at 90-110 degrees Celsius, under negative pressure conditions.
After drying, dry sodium stannate is obtained, which is crushed and sieved to yield sodium stannate product with ultra-low water-soluble turbidity.
Alkali metal stannate compounds are prepared by dissolving elemental tin in the case of sodium stannate by reaction in a suitable metal hydroxide.
Sodium stannate is used for surface treatment of metals by electrolysis, alkali baths, piston tin plating in the automotive industry.
Sodium stannate is also used in the glass, metallurgical and ceramics industries.
Sn + 2 NaOH + 4 H2O → Na2 [ Sn(OH) 6 ] + 2 H2
A similar reaction occurs when tin dioxide is dissolved in the base:
SnO 2 + 2 NaOH + 2 H 2 O → Na 2 [Sn(OH) 6 ]
The anhydrous form can also be prepared from tin dioxide by roasting with sodium carbonate in a mixed carbon monoxide/carbon dioxide medium: [7]
SnO2 + Na2CO3 → Na2SnO3 + CO2
The anion is an octahedral-shaped coordination complex, similar to most stannates, such as the hexachlorostannate anion [SnCl 6]2−.
Sn—O bond distances average 2.071 Å.
Melting point:140°C
density: 4.68 g/cm3 (Temperature: 25 °C)
form :crystalline
Water solubility: Slightly soluble in water.
Sensitivity:Air Sensitive
Merck :14.8677
Exposure limits: ACGIH: TWA 2 mg/m3
NIOSH: IDLH 100 mg/m3; TWA 2 mg/m3
Stability: Stable but can be weather sensitive.
Many attempts have been made to prepare sodium stannate using cassiterite concentrates as raw materials.
Sodium stannate melts at high temperatures (usually higher than 800 °C).
Then, the melts undergo cooling, crushing, filtration, purification, filtration, crystallization, drying, etc., before obtaining highly purified sodium stannate. are subject to processing.
Sodium stannate is also a thinning agent.
Sodium stannate is used for thinning tin and iron materials.
Sodium stannate is also preferred from an aesthetic point of view.
Sodium stannate is colorless, odorless and crystalline.
Sodium stannate increases the permanence of the substances in which it is used.
Sodium stannate also has 3 waters of crystallization.
Sodium stannate can also be prepared by roasting.
Sodium stannate is insoluble in acetone.
Sodium stannate is insoluble in alcohol and acetone substances.
In this way, it prevents various fire problems.
Home, technical research and information are available.
Sodium stannate is used as salt in alkaline tin plating electrolyte.
Sodium stannate is used as paper for surface coatings.
Sodium stannate removes arsenic and lead.
Sodium stannate increases the permanence of the substances in which it is used.
Sodium stannate also has 3 waters of crystallization.
Sodium stannate can also be prepared by roasting.
Sodium stannate is insoluble in acetone.
Sodium stannate is insoluble in alcohol and acetone substances.
In this way, it prevents various fire problems.
Home, technical research and information are available.
Sodium stannate is used as salt in alkaline tin plating electrolyte.
Sodium stannate is used as paper for surface coatings.
Sodium stannate removes arsenic and lead.
Sodium stannate is a complex inorganic.
Sodium stannate becomes the stabilizer for hydrogen.
APPLICATIONS
Electroplating:
Sodium stannate is widely used as a source of tin ions in the electroplating industry.
Sodium stannate acts as an important component in tin plating baths used to form a protective and decorative tin layer on various metal surfaces.
Sodium stannate helps increase corrosion resistance and improves the appearance of coated objects.
Glass Manufacturing:
Sodium stannate finds application in the glass industry.
Sodium stannate is used as a thinning agent to help remove impurities and bubbles from molten glass.
Sodium stannate aids in the production of high quality glass with improved clarity and durability.
Chemical Catalyst:
Sodium stannate is used as a catalyst in various chemical reactions.
Sodium stannate can promote the conversion of certain compounds and increase reaction rates.
Sodium stannate acts as a versatile catalyst in organic synthesis and other chemical processes.
Textile Industry:
Sodium stannate is used as a mordant in dyeing processes in the textile industry.
By helping the dyes to be fixed to the fabric, it increases the color fastness and ensures the long life of the dyed material.
Sodium stannate provides vibrant and long-lasting color results in textile applications.
Synonyms:
sodium stannate
12058-66-1
sodium tin oxide
tin sodium oxide
Sodium stannate(IV)
disodium tin trioxide
Stanate (SnO32-), disodium
disodium;dioxido(oxo)tin
DISODIUM STANNAT
EINECS 235-030-5
UNII-JC8111ZN4W
JC8111ZN4W
Sodium stannate on the basis of 42-45% SnO2
Stanate (SnO32-), sodium (1:2)
disodium dioxido(oxo)tin
natriumstannate
di-sodium tin trioxide
Na.1/2O3Sn
Na.1/2O3-Sn
SODIUM STANNAT ANTHROUS
Stannate (SnO32#-), disodium
SODIUM STANNAT(IV) [MI]
TVQLLNFANZSCGY-UHFFFAOYSA-N
SODIUM STANNAT (NA2SNO3)
DISODIUM STANNAT (NA2SNO3)
Tin Sodium Oxide (NA2SNO3)
MFCD00014241
AKOS015911400
AKOS015912534
SODIUM STANNAT(IV) (NA2SNO3)
LS-62993
FT-0653108
A804542
J-004366
Q27281432
