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Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid ≥ 26%
Mining Chemicals
Reference pricePrice on request / MT
Minimum orderPer quotation
SupplyWorldwide
| Product name | Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid ≥ 26% |
|---|---|
| Category | Mining Chemicals |
| Origin | Confirmed per shipment |
| Place of supply | Worldwide |
Product overview
Product Overview
Chemical appearance
Alky Hydroxamic Acid has a pretty dark red colour appearance. It also comes in liquid form which has no distinct odour. It has a pH level of 10 to 13.
Chemical application and strength
Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid or Sodium Alkyl Hydroximic Acid is a very good collector and flotation agent with oxidized sulfide and different metallic oxides, even ones which are very difficult to extract by other collector agents. It has a strong collection power with wolframite, copper oxide ores, titanic iron, hematite, niobium ores, and many more. It can strongly extract various non-ferrous metals.
- In alkaline conditions, Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid is a strong floater of cobalt and copper.
- It should be placed in an environment away from exposure to water and extreme heat from fire and sunlight. If placed in a very cold confinement, it has the tendency to solidify.
- It is easily soluble in water and also in alkaline solutions.
- Its chain length increases along with the broadening of floatability.
- It is usually used by some as an aqueous solution.
- In the pH range of 10 to 13 is where its flotation and collection ability is very strong and effective.
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Specifications
| Product name | Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid ≥ 26% |
|---|---|
| Category | Mining Chemicals |
| Origin | Confirmed per shipment |
| Place of supply | Worldwide |
Typical values for identification. The exact specification, certificate of analysis and safety data sheet are confirmed for each shipment.
Packaging and delivery
| Packaging | Confirmed in the quotation |
|---|---|
| Storage | |
| Delivery | Worldwide, by sea, road or rail, with shipping terms agreed in the quotation |
| Documents | Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading; SDS, COA and TDS on request |
Frequently asked questions
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Can you ship Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid ≥ 26% to my country?
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Which documents are available?
A commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading come with every shipment. A safety data sheet, certificate of analysis and technical data sheet are available on request.
Can the packaging be customised?
Packaging options are listed on this page. Tell us if you need a different pack size or labelling and we will confirm what is possible.
Reference data and related pages
Browse more in Mining Chemicals, or compare Sodium Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid ≥ 26% with Alkyl Hydroxamic Acid 60%, Amino-Dithiophosphate / Thiophosphoric Acid Containing Nitrogen ≥ 90% and Ammonium Dibutyl Dithiophosphate / Dithiophosphate BA 91%. The full chemical catalogue lists every product we supply. Our global supply page shows where we ship, while the quality control and sourcing and procurement pages explain how an order is checked before it leaves. Delivery is covered under logistics and shipping, common questions are on the FAQ, and you can request a quote whenever you are ready.
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For independent reference, see the PubChem record and the Wikipedia overview. Registration and hazard information is searchable in the ECHA chemicals database. Exposure limits are summarised in the NIOSH Pocket Guide, and transport classes follow the UNECE dangerous goods recommendations.
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