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合作客戶：氯化氫气体的制法和应用都有哪些？

       氯化氫气体主要通過尾氣回收、燃燒合成、化工合成這三種方式産生；氯化氫还是重要的无机化工原料，广泛用于染料、医药、食品、印染、皮革、冶金等行业。那么氯化氫气体的制法有哪些呢？主要应用在哪些地方呢？
       氯化氫别名：无水盐酸；英文名：Hydrogen chloride、Hydrochloride
       常见氯化氫的三种制法：
       1. 食盐电解：NaCL+H2O→NaOH+HCL
       2. 氢气和氯气直接合成：Cl2+H2→2HCL
       3. 在加热的情况下浓硫酸与食盐反应：2NaCl+H2SO4→2HCL+Na2SO4

47L液化氯化氫

       氯化氫应用：
       1. 医药中间体
       2. 农药中间体
       3. 石英砂提纯
       4. 设备清洗
       5. 玻璃加工
       6 .有机合成
       7. 腐蚀照相
       8. 陶器制造
       9. 食品处理
       10. 无机氯化物制造
       11. 橡胶
       12. 催化剂
       13. 电池
       14. 染料
       15. 化肥
       16. 电子气
       17. 标准气
       18. 外延
       19. 扩散
       20. 氧化
       21. 蚀刻
       22. 化学气相淀积
       23. 发光二极管等
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