Sodium sulfate is an inorganic compound that exists in three forms: dehydrated sodium sulfate, widely used in industry and also known as Glauber's salt; heptahydrate sodium sulfate, which exists in a rare form; and anhydrous sodium sulfate, also called thenardite, mostly used as a drying agent in organic synthesis. Sodium sulfate has applications in various industries such as the wood pulp, glass, textile, and food industries.

1. Sodium Sulphate
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2. What is Sodium Sulfate?
Sodium sulfate is an inorganic compound that is available
in three different forms. Dehydrates sodium sulfate
widely used in the chemical industry, also known as
Glauber’s salt. Heptahydrates sodium sulfate which is
available in very rare form and anhydrous sodium sulfate,
also called as rare mineral thenardite, mostly used as
drying agent in organic synthesis. Sodium sulfate used in
various industries such as wood pulp , in glass industry
as fining agent, in textile industry for leveling and in food
industry as diluent for food color.
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