'There are no two leaves in the world that are the same', Sulfur and Sulfur Powder exude their own light in different fields.
Sulphur powder (hd7720) is used as fungicide and insecticide to help farmers fight against pests and diseases and solve their harvest problems. In addition, sulphur powder can be found everywhere, from the manufacture of sulphuric acid to the production of dyes. Its high reactivity makes it a 'catalyst' for many chemical reactions, and sulphur powder is like the 'igniter' in chemical reactions, igniting countless sparks of industrial production. Insoluble sulphur (9035 99 8 or cas 9035 99 8) is completely different, prepared by a special polymerisation process, with very low solubility in carbon disulphide, it can be dispersed uniformly in the rubber matrix, avoiding the problem of frost spray. Its chemical stability can be described as 'steady as an old dog'. Even at high temperatures, insoluble sulphur remains chemically stable and suitable for high temperature vulcanisation processes, truly 'unchanged'. In a Bangkok tyre factory, engineers use insoluble sulphur to make high-performance tyres which significantly improve their wear resistance and ageing resistance.
Sulphur powder's ease of dissolution and high reactivity can shine in agriculture and chemicals, while insoluble sulphur's stability and efficiency can lead the way in the rubber industry. There is no one who is good and who is bad, sulphur powder and insoluble sulphur are like the "Gemini" in the chemical world, each shining, but reflecting each other.
In the future, with the progress of science and technology, the application fields of sulphur powder and insoluble sulphur will be further expanded. Powdered sulphur may find a new place in the field of new energy, while insoluble sulphur is expected to play its unique advantages in more high-performance materials. This 'double sulphur show' will continue to be staged, bringing more surprises to industrial production.