Suhaga

Borax Crystal

Suhaga (Na2B4O7 · 10H2O; Sanskrit: Suhaagha: English: Borax) is a compound, mineral and boric acid salts of copulation (Boron). It is also called 'alkaline borat', 'sodium tetrobrobert', or 'dysodium tetroborate'. It is often found in the form of soft white powder which dissolves easily in water.

Suhagah is rich in Tibet, Ladakh and Kashmir.

introduction

Suhaga is a crystalline solid substance that is found commonly in Tincal (Na2B4O7 · 10H2O) in many deposits, especially Tibet, California, Peru, Canada, Argentina, Chile, Turkey, Italy and Russia . Its mineral rasorite (Na2B4O7 · 4H2O) and colamnite (Colemanite, Ca2 B6 O11 5H2O) are also found.

Suhaag's formula for the normal crystalline form (Na2B4O7 · 10H2O), which is obtained by crystallization from the merger of suhages on normal heat. 60 cm By heating it above it results in octahedral pentahydrate. Its aqueous solution is alkaline. Treatment of hydrogen peroxide is made of 'paraborate' (Na Bo3.4HHOO), which is used in the form of bleach or oxidative. By heating it drains some water so that it becomes a clean glassware. Molten honey is made of bone carp by mixing many oxides of metals, which have special color. They are used in chemical analysis. Use

Suhaga is very useful substance. It is used in many detergents, cosmetic toiletries etc. In biochemical, it is used to make buffer solution. It is used as a fire retardant, in the form of fungicide, in the form of pesticides and in metallurgy as flux, in the form of pigments in dishes, and other compounds of copulation.

It comes in the use of printing, churning and sleeping. The wound is heated by sprinkling it on the wound. Meena is made of this and it is shone with sugar utensils. According to the medicine, it is going to kill bitter, hot and cough, poison, cough and breath.

The use of Suhaga is used in the metals to extract oxides of metal mines, stitches on metals, or in storage, to identify metals, to soften the water and to create colorful luminous glazes. It is also offered on glass and iron characters. With this, the bacterial acid that is suitable for drugs is available. Suhage has also been used in the form of fertilizer as well, although its use in excessive quantities can also be toxic for some crops. Also see them

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