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Formula: Na2B4O7.5H2O
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Consists of white crystalline granules or powder. It is mildly alkaline in solution. The advantages of this material vs. the decahydrate form lie in the lower transportation, handling and storage costs of a more concentrated product. 74.6 lb. of this material are equivalent to 100 lb. of decahydrate.
It is stable under ordinary conditions, free-flowing, and easily handled by air or mechanical conveying.
Borax pentahydrate is currently produced at Bandirma Borax Plant in Turkey and at Rio Tinto in California.
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Calcined Borax, Dehydrated Borax, Pyrobor
Boracic acid, Orthoboric Acid, Hydrous Boric Oxide
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Sodium TetraBorate Decahydrate, Borax 10-hydrate, 10 Mol Borax, Neobor
Anhydrous Boric Acid, B2O3
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