Caustic Potash
- INCI:
- Potassium Hydroxide
- Also known as:
- Potassium hydroxide · Potash
Highly soluble alkali used in the manufacture of liquid and potassium soaps, degreasers, and industrial cleaners. It produces soaps that are more soluble and faster to saponify than those made with caustic soda. Also used for pH adjustment in concentrated liquid formulas.
Functions
Typical applications
- Liquid and potassium soaps
- Industrial degreasers
- Concentrated cleaners
- pH adjustment
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