Sodium Stannate | 12209-98-2

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Overview of Sodium Stannate

Sodium Stannate is an important inorganic tin compound widely used in electroplating, surface treatment, ceramics, glass manufacturing, and speciality industrial chemical processes. Chemically, the sodium stannate formula is commonly represented as Na₂SnO₃ (anhydrous) or Na₂SnO₃·3H₂O (hydrated), depending on grade and application requirements. It is valued for its alkaline nature and tin content, which support controlled industrial reactions.

In appearance, Sodium Stannate is typically a white crystalline powder or granules with good solubility in water, forming alkaline solutions. It does not have a clearly defined sodium stannate melting point, as it decomposes at high temperatures rather than exhibiting a sharp melting behaviour. Due to its chemical stability under alkaline conditions, sodium stannate's uses are primarily industrial.

ChemicalBull supplies industrial-grade Sodium Stannate with controlled purity, consistent composition, and reliable batch-to-batch performance. Each shipment is supported with complete documentation, including sodium stannate MSDS, COA, and technical data sheets.

As a trusted chemical supplier and reliable distributor, ChemicalBull ensures an uninterrupted supply for industrial manufacturers. You may also like Stannous Chloride, Tin Oxide, Sodium Metasilicate, and Sodium Hydroxide for related industrial tin compounds and alkaline processing applications available on our site.

Applications of Sodium Stannate

Electroplating & Metal Surface Treatment

• Used in tin plating and alloy plating baths

• Supports uniform metal deposition

• Applied in industrial electroplating systems
  
  

Glass, Ceramics & Enamels

• Used as a stabiliser and opacifying agent

• Improves surface finish and durability

• Applied in ceramic and glass manufacturing
  
  

Chemical & Industrial Manufacturing

• Used as an intermediate in tin-based synthesis

• Supports alkaline chemical processing

• Applied in speciality industrial formulations
  
  

Textile & Speciality Processing

• Used in textile finishing and treatment

• Supports controlled chemical reactions

• Applied in regulated industrial environments
  
  

Safety & Handling Guidelines

• Handle using gloves, goggles, and appropriate PPE

• Avoid inhalation of dust and direct skin contact

• Use in well-ventilated industrial environments

• Store in tightly sealed containers away from moisture

• Follow the sodium stannate MSDS and standard industrial safety practices
  
  

Where to Buy Sodium Stannate?

Sodium Stannate Manufacturer

ChemicalBull supplies industrial-grade Sodium Stannate suitable for electroplating, ceramics, glass, and speciality chemical manufacturing.

Sodium Stannate Supplier & Distributor

• Bulk and customised industrial packaging options

• Export-grade quality with COA, TDS & MSDS

• Reliable supply across India and international markets

• Trusted chemical supplier for tin compounds and alkaline industrial chemicals
  
  

Sodium Stannate MSDS

The sodium stannate MSDS provides essential information on safe handling, storage conditions, exposure limits, spill management, and emergency procedures. Always review the MSDS before bulk handling or industrial use.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What are the main sodium stannate uses?

   Sodium stannate uses include electroplating, metal surface treatment, ceramics, glass manufacturing, and speciality industrial processing.
   
   

2. What is the chemical formula of Sodium Stannate?

   The sodium stannate formula is commonly Na₂SnO₃ for the anhydrous form.
   
   

3. Does Sodium Stannate have a melting point?

   A precise sodium stannate melting point is not defined because it decomposes at elevated temperatures.
   
   

4. Is Sodium Stannate water-soluble?

   Yes, Sodium Stannate is soluble in water, forming alkaline solutions.
   
   

5. Is safety documentation provided with the Sodium Stannate supply?

   Yes, every shipment includes a complete sodium stannate MSDS, COA, and technical documentation.