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| ![]() ![]() -- I am also looking for polysulfide solutions,both sodium and ammonium, I have managed to source sodium tetrasulfide in an ALFA (Johnson Matthey ) catalog,but have had no luck with any pentasulfides. Can any one help!!! Thanks Elizabeth Harvey
-- I had also some trouble in finding commercially available sodium polysulfide. I went back in the chemical history of polysulfide sealing compounds. They are produced from liquid polysulfides for example by Morton International. Morton Int. is using sodium polysulfide as intermediate in their production but it usually will not be isolated. I found a second source, also a producer of liquid polysulfides. Here is the contact person: Dr. Lange best regards Amadeus Wiesemann
I can think of two applications for polysulfides in the metal finishing industry. 1. It is used as an additive in zinc cyanide solutions to overcome metallic impurities. If this is the case, any supply house of brighteners for the zinc solutions will sell you polysulfide under commercial names. 2. It is used for testing protective layers of silver deposits. In this case, the quantities you need are very small and you can probably get it from fine chemical suppliers like Sigma, Merck etc.
(1999) I am the Assistant Superintendent for a unit that commercially produces sodium polysulfide. I would be happy to provide MSDS, quality information and customer service contacts to anyone that may need this product.
+ Sodium polysulfide is available at expochem on the net. Jim Harshman
+++ Sodium Polysulfide is available from Best Sulfur Products in Fresno, CA. I came across this question on Google and was brought to this site with the link provided. I hope this helps. Richard Croft
++++ Any suggestions as to off the shelf sources of supply in Europe. I want to use the product short term to detox small amounts of laboratory cyanide wastes until such time as these wastes can be returned to the mine circuits once the mine is commissioned in about 3 months time. Denis Muir
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