Thiourea dioxide is a versatile compound with multiple chemical properties and functions.
Its main uses include:
Pesticides and insecticides: used to control agricultural pests and diseases, such as aphids, mites, whiteflies, and certain types of diseases.
Food processing and preservatives: used to extend the shelf life of food such as vegetables, meat, and aquatic products, preventing spoilage and spoilage.
Rubber industry: used as a promoter and anti-aging agent in the production of rubber products.
In the pharmaceutical and chemical industry, it is used for the synthesis of new drugs, the treatment of waste chlorine in the production process, and the disinfection of medical equipment.
Chemical products: used as reducing agents and bleaching agents in industries such as textiles, paper, rubber, plastics, and electronic materials.
Chemical reagent: used as a reducing agent, sulfur source, and deoxidizer in organic synthesis.
Electroplating: Used for surface treatment during the electroplating process.
Preservatives: Used to prevent mold and spoilage in food and feed.
Bleaching and dyeing: It has a good bleaching effect on natural fibers such as wool, silk, and cotton, and is widely used in the dyeing of dispersed dyes and sulfide dyes.
Restoration washing and discharge printing: Used in the textile industry to remove dyes and perform special dyeing effects.
Anti shrink processing: used for anti shrink processing and decolorization of wool.
Replacing insurance powder: As a new and environmentally friendly reducing agent, it has the characteristics of being non-toxic, odorless, and easy to operate.