Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH)

Sodium Hydroxide (NaOH), a strong inorganic base widely used as a pH adjuster, cleaning agent, and reactant in industrial, cosmetic, and household applications. It saponifies fats, breaks down organic materials, and neutralizes acids, making it ideal for soap making, drain cleaning, and chemical synthesis.

Uses:

Saponifying oils in solid soap and detergent production.

Unclogging drains and cleaning industrial equipment.

Adjusting pH in water treatment and cosmetic formulations.

Incorporated in paper pulping, food processing, and biodiesel.