What are the hazards of industrial salt to the human body?
Industrial salt is used in alkali making, soap making and the production of chlorine, sodium hydroxide, industrial salt is used in alkali making, soap making industry and the production of chlorine, sodium hydroxide, etc.
1) Calcium-containing compounds: including barium carbonate (BaCO3ยท2H+), sulfides; Phosphate (C5H7NO2).
2) Magnesium ions: mainly in the iron element in aluminum ore, and zinc is an inorganic salt, which can produce potassium nitrogen oxide and copper ion content through excessive magnesium intake, and combine with the human liver to form hemoglobin or cytochrome. It can also be used as a fertilizer for pesticides.
In terms of hazardous waste treatment, Barros has hazardous waste harmless treatment technology, hazardous waste on-site reduction and other technologies to solve the problems of hazardous waste treatment industry in one stop, 3) metal pollutants: many organic matter is destroyed and turned into heavy metals or other harmful chemicals, such as mercury, arsenic, etc., which need to be specially treated before they can be discharged into the environment.
(Is industrial salt harmful to the human body).
The harm of industrial salt to the human body is manifold. Here are some common environmental factors and hazards:
Industrial salt may contain various harmful gases, heavy metals and other toxic compounds, such as chlorine or fluoride;
Improper use or incorrect treatment of salts in wastewater can lead to changes in water quality, which can affect the safety and health of drinking water.
Consuming too much salt can lead to a lack of oxygen in the stomach, causing problems such as vomiting and diarrhea; At the same time, it can also irritate the esophageal mucosa and respiratory problems, causing digestive disorders.
If environmental monitoring is not used properly or incorrectly, these potential effects can spread to other areas.