For usage compatible with sulphates, Sodium Sulfide is a fairly water and acid soluble sodium source. When a metal is substituted for one or both of the hydrogen atoms in sulfuric acid, salts or esters known as sulphate compounds are created. Contrary to fluorides and oxides, which tend to be insoluble, the majority of metal sulphate compounds are easily soluble in water for applications like...
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