Natural organic acid found in vinegar which is mainly used in the chemical industry.

Also known as methylcarboxyilic acid or ethanoic acid.

Carbon with properties that are very useful in eliminating pollutants from air and water flows used in industrial processes: cleaning landfills, recovering ground water, treating drinking water, purifying air, eliminating chlorine, etc.

Aluminum polychloride is a coagulant widely used in many industrial sectors, highlighting its role in the treatment of drinking water, sewage and industrial water. It also stands out for its ability to increase the process of gluing and drawn in the paper industry.

Inorganic salt used mainly as a primary coagulant and flocculant in treating drinking water and waste water.

White salt used as a flocculant and as a reagent in purifying acids for the precipitation of soluble proteins.

Substance that breaks down when heated strongly, producing toxic, corrosive fumes and ammonia vapours, nitrogen oxides and sulphur oxides.

Used as a catalyst in polymer chemistry, as a copper-etching agent on electronic circuits, as an oxidisation improver in cosmetic formulas and as a polymerisation initiator and gel breaker in secondary oil recovery systems.

Inorganic chemical compound used as a medicine to treat calcium excesses or deficits in the human body. Also known as calcium chloride.

Base used in the food industry for foods with a low sodium content, in the agrochemical industry for making liquid fertilisers and in the detergent and soap industry for making soaps.

Also known as sodium hydroxide, and used to make paper, textiles and detergents. Also used in the oil industry to prepare water-based perforation sludge and in household use to unblock drainage pipes in kitchens and bathrooms, among other uses.

Fatty acid from the coconut with many uses in the cosmetic and personal care industry, and in detergent products.

Salt with a large variety of industrial uses. Used in the agrochemical industry for manufacturing pesticides and coatings, and in the animal food, textile and leather industries. Also used as an algicida in water treatment, as a base for galvanising processes (electroplating copper acid coatings) and for treating wood, synthetic rubber, natural asphalt and in the steel industry.

Formulation used in water treatment plants.

Base used in the food industry for foods with a low sodium content, in the agrochemical industry for making liquid fertilisers and in the detergent and soap industry for making soaps.

Also known as sodium hydroxide, and used to make paper, textiles and detergents. Also used in the oil industry to prepare water-based perforation sludge and in household use to unblock drainage pipes in kitchens and bathrooms, among other uses.

Inorganic acid. Aqueous hydrogen chloride gas solution in the form of a clear or slightly yellow liquid. Also known as muriatic acid or salfuman.

White inorganic salt used in the food industry as a preservative as well as in the chemical industry as a common reducing agent.

Extremely oxidant chemical compound, commonly known as"chlorine". When dissolved in water, it produces the well-known product "bleach". Its main function is to disinfect and for that reason it is used as a disinfectant in pools, as a whitening agent in textile fibres or as a desinfectant in toilets, due to its fungicidal and bactericidal properties.

Inorganic acid used to make fertilisers, and in the synthesis of other acids and sulphates in the petrochemical industry.

Colourless, crystalline, chemical compound used in different  industries such as agrochemical, chemical and plastics, animal food and resin production, among others.

Chemical compound with the appearance of a clear, colourless, slightly viscous liquid.

It has different uses in industrial sectors, such as antifreeze in the cooling circuits of internal combustion engines. Also used as a solvent in the paint and plastics industries or as a liquid for developing photographs.

Used for chemical analysis and for manufacturing detergents, among many other uses.

Crystalline powder obtained by mixing quicklime with water.

Chemical compound known to be a strong oxidising agent.

At room temperature, it takes the form of a colourless liquid with a bitter taste. It has many applications; at low concentrations (3% - 9%) it is found in a large number of household products for medicinal uses, such as in bleaches for fabrics and hair.

In industry, it is used at higher concentrations to whiten fabrics and paper pulp, and to manufacture rubber foam and organic chemical substances. In other areas such as research, it is used to measure the activity of certain enzymes, such as catalase.

Chemical compound used for treating wastewater (elimination of impurities and odours), for producing printed circuit boards and as a source of iron in the pharmaceutical industry, farming applications and animal food.

Ionic chemical compound used mainly for water treatment (purifying water by flocculation, elimination of phosphates in treatment plants, prevention of eutrophication in groundwater masses and reducing chromium in wastewater), and for manufacturing fertilisers.

Organic compound presented in the form of a toxic, flammable, corrosive, viscous liquid, used to make soap, detergents, ink, dyes and rubber.

Also known as 2-aminoethanol or ethanolamine.

Inorganic acid used in the textile, building and surface treatment  industries and in apiculture, among others.

Inorganic acid that can be used as a food additive, fertiliser product, detergent and for treating water, among other uses.

Used as an oxidising agent in many chemical and laboratory reactions. Also characterised by its desinfectant and deodorant properties.

White or grey volcanic igneous rock used as an abrasive, particularly for cleaning glass, erasers, exfoliant cosmetics and for producing stone-washed jeans.

The most common and known uses include hide coatings and for making adhesives, batteries, ceramics, cosmetics, dyes, explosives, greases, fertilisers, insecticides, paper, pigments, soaps, bactericides, pharmaceuticals and photographic products, detergents, alcohols, ammonia, greases, hydrochloric acid, perfumes, lubricants, ubber, rayon, plastics and synthetic fibres, among others.

Preservative used widely in the food industry due to its capacity to control certain bacteria and also fungi and yeast. Its most common uses are in sparkling and still beverages, in concentrates for preparing drinks, table sauces, jams and canned foods and in certain cosmetics and personal care products.

An essential ingredient in many stomach antiacid formulations and often used in yeast powders, softeners, air purifiers, fungicides and to whiten teeth, among other uses. Also known as  sodium hydrogen carbonate.

Salt formed by sulphur, sodium, hydrogen and oxygen which, due to its acid ph, is used as a whitening agent for wool, leather and hide. It is also used in the glass industry as a polishing agent, in manufacturing magnesium cements, in the agrochemical industry and in making dyes.

White inorganic salt used in the food industry as a preservative as well as in the chemical industry as a common reducing agent.

White, translucent salt containing carbon, oxygen and sodium, used to make glass, food additives and for other industrial applications.

Inorganic chemical compound used most often in dental applications and for fluorinating water. Also used as an auxiliary material in welding, metallurgy, in rat poison and in the glass industry.

Chemical compound with  many industrial uses. Used  for manufactuing paper, textiles, dyes, oil, chemicals, metallurgy, building materials and for ph regulation and in the food industry as an additive.

Extremely oxidant chemical compound, commonly known as"chlorine". When dissolved in water, it produces the well-known product "bleach". Its main function is to disinfect and for that reason it is used as a disinfectant in pools, as a whitening agent in textile fibres or as a desinfectant in toilets, due to its fungicidal and bactericidal properties.

Inorganic, crystalline compound used in the photographic and leather industry, among other applications.

Inorganic compound with many industrial uses. Also known as sodium pyrosulphite or sodium bisulphite.

Supplied in the form of a white crystalline powder, and used mainly in ecological cleaning products.

Inorganic substance that is dissolved directly in water, producing an alkaline solution. Used in industry to make adhesives, detergents, ingredients in cleaning compounds, cements, binders, protective and specific coatings, to assist in coagulation, anticorrosives, catalyst bases, deflocculants, chemicals, zeolites, etc.

Colourless compound used as a starting product in many chemical processes. Used as a preservative and antioxidant in the food industry and also to improve the quality of rubber and cellulose industry products.

Sodium salt from pentane polyphosphate produced on a large scale as a component of many household and industrial products, particularly detergents. Also known as sodium triphosphate.

Inorganic acid used to make fertilisers, and in the synthesis of other acids and sulphates in the petrochemical industry.

Ph regulator and texturiser used in the food industry.

Organic chemical compound formed mainly by a teritary amine and threes hydroxyl groups, with the form of a viscous liquid that is completely water-soluble and miscible with most oxygenated organic solvents. Mainly used to adjust the ph in cosmetic, hygiene preparations and cleaning products.

Salt with different industrial uses, mainly used as a food additive and nutritional supplement. Also used to manufacture fertilisers and detergents, and for treating metal surfaces and water.

Colourless, crystalline, chemical compound used in different  industries such as agrochemical, chemical and plastics, animal food and resin production, among others.

Used as a stripping agent in metallurgy, and is able to attack metal oxides and dissolve oxide layers, exposing the clean metal surface. Due to its corrosive nature, this stripping agent is not suitable for use in electronic work. Also used to make magnesium oxide cements and for dental fillings and in textile processes, and for making strippers and catalysts for organic synthesis.