Sodium Bromate / CAS 7789-38-0

Sodium Bromide

Sodium Bromide brine is used as a completion and workover fluid either by itself or with sodium chloride, potassium chloride or bromide, or with zinc bromide. Its main advantage is in formations containing carbonate and/or sulfate ions which give rise to precipitation in the presence of other multivalent completion...

1. General Description

Molecular formula: NaBr

Molecular weight: 102.89

CAS No.: 7647-15-6

EC No.: 231-599-9

2. Applications:

Sodium Bromide brine is used as a completion and workover fluid either by itself or with sodium chloride, potassium chloride or bromide, or with zinc bromide. Its main advantage is in formations containing carbonate and/or sulfate ions which give rise to precipitation in the presence of other multivalent completion or workover fluids. Depending on the fluid composition and the required crystallization temperature, solutions of up to 12.3 ppg (1.47 gr/ml) NaBr/NaCl or 19.2 ppg (2.3 gr/ml) NaBr/ZnBr2 can be prepared.. It can also be used to oxidize the mercury present in the coal or industrial waste water, thereby enhancing the overall removal of mercury in downstream pollution

3. Specifications

4. Packaging:

Generally Sodium Bromide Brine is supplied in the following packaging:

- 300 kg plastic drums.

- 1500 kg IBC

Generally Sodium Bromide solid is supplied in the following packaging:

- 25kg moisture-proof PP bags with inner PE bags.

- 1000kg moisture-proof big bags with inner PE bags.

5. Storage and Handling:

Protect packagings from damage and keep them well closed. Store in a cool, well – ventilated, dry and shaded area. Avoid inhalation, ingestion and contact with eyes and skin.