Sodium laureth sulfate (1540 bytes)
1: <b>Sodium laureth sulfate</b> (SLES, also SLS), is a [[detergent]] and [[su...
3: ...b>2</sub>)_nO[[sulfur|S]]O₃[[sodium|Na]]
5: ...-n sulfate (unsubscripted), for example laureth-2 sulfate. The product of commerce is heterogeneous, both ...
7: ...ium lauryl sulfate]] or SLS) or [[ammonium lauryl sulfate]] (ALS) will probably be.
12: ... glycol Lauryl Ether Sulfate; Sodium Lauryl Ether Sulfate.

Sodium dodecyl sulfate (2269 bytes)
1: ...le has a tail of 12 carbon atoms, attached to a [[sulfate]] group, giving the molecule the [[amphiphilic]] ...
3: ...₂OH) followed by neutralisation with [[sodium carbonate]]. It is used in both industrially pro...
7: ...aureth sulfate]] (also called sodium lauryl ether sulfate; SLES), which is less harsh on the skin, probably...

Sulfate (1442 bytes)
1: '''Sulfate''' is the [[IUPAC]] name for the SO₄<s...
3: ...st all ionic [[chemical compound|compound]]s with sulfate anions are [[solubility|soluble]] in [[water]] at...
5: The [[acid]] of the sulfate ion is H₂SO₄, called [[sulf...
7: Sulfates, also known as sulfur oxides, are important in b...
9: ...eep sea [[black smokers|thermal vent]]s depend on sulfates for energy in lieu of the [[sun]].

Magnesium sulfate (1197 bytes)
1: '''[[Magnesium]] [[sulfate]]''' (commonly called '''Epsom salts''' in hydrat...
9: [[Intravenous]] use is broadening, as magnesium sulfate reduces [[striated muscle]] contractions and bloc...
16: [[Category:Sulfates]]

Iron(II) sulfate (1240 bytes)
1: ...neral szomolnokite when it occurs naturally. Iron sulfate pentahydrate forms the mineral siderotil.
3: ...er purification]] as a substitute for [[aluminium sulfate]]. It can also be used to treat [[iron deficiency...
7: [[Category:Sulfates]]

Potassium sulfate (2980 bytes)
1: '''Potassium sulfate (K₂SO₄)''' (also known as '...
5: Potassium sulfate is also a biproduct of the production of [[nitric...
21: <td>Potassium sulfate</td>
24: <td>[[potassium|K₂]][[sulfate|SO₄]]</td>
97: [[Category:Sulfates]]

Barium sulfate (429 bytes)
1: '''Barium sulfate''' (or '''barium sulphate''', [[Barium|Ba]][[Sulf...

Zinc sulfate (328 bytes)
1: '''Zinc sulfate''' ([[Zinc|Zn]][[Sulfate|SO₄]]) is a clear, crystalline, water ...
6: [[Category:Sulfates]]

Chondroitin sulfate (134 bytes)
1: '''Chondroitin sulfate''' is a [[glycosaminoglycan]] found in [[connecti...

Lead sulfate (3439 bytes)
16: <td>Lead (II) sulfate</td>
101: '''Lead (II) sulfate''' (PbSO₄) is a white crystal or powde...
107: Lead sulfate is toxic by inhalation, ingestion and skin contac...
114: [[Category:Sulfates]]

Copper (II) sulfate (949 bytes)
1: ...base (chemistry)|base]] copper oxide. Copper (II) sulfate may appear as a pale green or gray-white powder.
3: Copper (II) sulfate is a [[desiccant]]. As such, it most commonly occ...
7: ...e archaic name for Copper (II) sulfate was Cupric sulfate. Some common names are: [[Blue Stone]] and Blue V...
10: [[Category:Sulfates]]

Cerium(IV) sulfate (1382 bytes)
1: ...₂O, with x equal to 4, 8, or 12. Ceric sulfate is available commercially.
5: ...low [[oxide]] CeO₂. Solutions of ceric sulfate have a strong yellow color.
7: ...r]], especially under acidic conditions. If ceric sulfate is added to dilute [[hydrochloric acid]], then el...
11: Ceric sulfate is used in [[analytical chemistry]] for [[redox]]...

Ammonium Sulfate Precipitation (670 bytes)
1: ...dency to precipitate (i.e. the amount of Ammonium Sulfate that needs to be added to the solution for the pr...

Ammonium lauryl sulfate (506 bytes)
1: '''Ammonium laurul sulfate''' (ALS), is an [[anionic]] [[surfactant]] found ...

Sulfate-reducing bacteria (1289 bytes)
1: ...ed sulfur compounds such as [[sulfite]] and [[thiosulfate]], or elemental sulfur. This is called dissimila...
3: The sulfate-reducing have been treated as phenotypic group, t...
9: ... is also a single genus of [[Archaea]] capable of sulfate reduction, ''[[Archaeoglobi|Archaeoglobus]]''.

Sodium (10357 bytes)
6: | colspan="2" align="center" | '''sodium''' &ndash; [[magnesium]]
16: | sodium, Na, 11
152: ...'' (''Natrium'' in [[Latin]]) and atom number 11. Sodium is a soft, waxy, silvery reactive [[metal]] belon...
156: ...de]] [[ion]]s. If ground to a fine enough powder, sodium will ignite spontaneously in water. However, it d...
159: ...ounds. This alkali metal is also a component of [[sodium chloride]] (NaCl) which is vital to [[life]]. Oth...

Sodium citrate (854 bytes)
1: '''Sodium citrate''' is the [[sodium]] [[salt]] of [[citric acid]] with the chemical f...
3: ...lcium citrate are common known as ''sour salt''. Sodium citrate gives [[club soda]] both its sour and sal...
5: Sodium citrate is common in lemon-lime [[soft drink]]s, ...

Sodium hexametaphosphate (1350 bytes)
52: '''Sodium hexametaphosphate''' ('''SHMP''') is used as a [[...
56: * '''glassy sodium'''
58: * '''hexasodium metaphosphate'''
59: * '''hexasodium salt'''

Sodium borohydride (1151 bytes)
1: '''Sodium borohydride''', also known as [[sodium]] tetrahydridoborate, has the chemical formual Na...
7: ...ate produced can then be recycled to produce more sodium borohydride, and the process is being investigate...
11: ... Process for the Regeneration of Sodium Borate to Sodium Borohydride for Use as a Hydrogen Storage Source]

Sodium hydride (106 bytes)
1: '''Sodium hydride''' is a [[chemical compound]] with the co...

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