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Potassium Chloride Food Grade:

• Molecular formula: KCl
• CAS: 7447-40-7
• Appearance: white crystal powder

Properties: White cubes to crystalline powder. The relative density 1.988. Melting point °C 771. Soluble in water. Insoluble in ether and acetone.

Uses: Potassium chloride can be used for chemical reagent, excellent grade pure products can be used as a slow granule and HPLC analysis reagent, etc.. Medicine can be used to make injection, are electrolytes, also used in the manufacture of supplementary medicine diuretic, etc.

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Potassium chloride is a high concentration of available potassium, the amount is the largest potash fertilizer use wider variety.

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Properties: Colorless crystalline or white crystal loid powder. 337.8 1.53, relative density °C sublimation and decomposed into ammonia and hydrogen. Easily soluble in water, soluble in alcohol.

Uses: Analytic reagents, such as configuration ammonia chloride buffer solution as the supporting electrolyte electrochemical analysis. Used for emission spectrometry with arc stabilizer. Atomic absorption spectrometry with interference inhibitors. It is mainly used for making dry batteries,storage batteries,ammonium salt, tan, electroplating, medicines,taking photographs, electrodes, bonding agent and compound fertilizer etc.

Applications: Its principal use is in mining, tannery and fertilizer. It is also extensively employed as a constituent of Dyeing, Electro-bath and Soldering fluxes. Also it is used in Galvanizing, Tinning, Medicine, Candle making, Adhesive, Chromizing and Precision Casting and producing dry and storage batteries and other Ammonium Salt. As a kind of superb nitrogenous fertilizer, especially used in such crops as rice, cotton, wheat, crude fiber crop, vegetables, etc. it can accelerate the photosynthesis, promote crop metabolism, increase roots, strengthen stem, increase disease resistance of crops, improve yield of crops. Chlorine root does not retain dirty in soil.

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Products Standard Storage:

• Store in a cool, dry, and ventilated house away from moisture
• Avoid handling or transporting together with acidic or alkaline substances
• Prevent the material from rain and isolation
• Load and unload carefully and protect from package damage
• In the event of a fire, use water, soil or carbon dioxide fire extinguishing media

Sodium chloride, also known as salt, common salt, table salt, or halite, is an ionic compound with the formula NaCl

Flaxseed is the seed of the flax plant, which is believed to have originated in Egypt. It grows throughout Canada and Northwestern United States. Flaxseed oil comes from flaxseeds. The most common folk or traditional use of flaxseed is as a laxative; it is also used for hot flashes and breast pain. Flaxseed oil has different folk or traditional uses, including arthritis. Both flaxseed and flaxseed oil have been used for high cholesterol levels and in an effort to prevent cancer.

Whole or crushed flaxseed can be mixed with water or juice and taken by mouth. Flaxseed is also available in powder form. Flaxseed oil is available in liquid and capsule forms. Flaxseed contains lignans (phytoestrogens, or plant estrogens), while flaxseed oil preparations lack lignans.

What the Science Says:

• Flaxseed contains soluble fiber, like that found in oat bran, and may have a laxative effect.
• Studies of flaxseed preparations to lower cholesterol levels report mixed results. A 2009 review of the clinical research found that cholesterol-lowering effects were more apparent in postmenopausal women and in people with high initial cholesterol concentrations.
• Some studies suggest that alpha-linolenic acid (a substance found in flaxseed and flaxseed oil) may benefit people with heart disease. But not enough reliable data are available to determine whether flaxseed is effective for heart conditions.
• Study results are mixed on whether flaxseed decreases hot flashes.
• Although some population studies suggest that flaxseed might reduce the risk of certain cancers, there is not enough research to support a recommendation for this use.
• NCCAM is funding studies on flaxseed. Recent studies are looking at its potential role in preventing or treating atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), breast cancer, and ovarian cysts.

Side Effects and Cautions:

• Flaxseed and flaxseed oil supplements seem to be well tolerated. Few side effects have been reported.
• Flaxseed, like any supplemental fiber source, should be taken with plenty of water; otherwise, it could worsen constipation or, in rare cases, even cause intestinal blockage. Both flaxseed and flaxseed oil can cause diarrhea.
• The fiber in flaxseed may lower the body’s ability to absorb medications that are taken by mouth. Flaxseed should not be taken at the same time as any conventional oral medications or other dietary supplements.