Calcium lignosulfonate is a natural chemical compound obtained from the pulping process. As an organic polymer, this material has unique properties that have made it one of the most widely used chemicals in various industries.

Calcium lignosulfonate is obtained from lignin, which is a natural polymer in plants. In the pulping process, lignin is separated from wood and converted into calcium lignosulfonate by adding calcium sulfite. This material is in the form of a brown powder and has a variety of applications due to its dispersing, adhesive and emulsifying properties.

Properties of calcium lignosulfonate

Good dispersibility: disperses particles in water and ensures uniform mixing.
Adhesion: adheres to different particles and creates bonds between them.
Emulsifying: can create stable emulsions of oil in water or water in oil.
Reducing surface tension: Reduces the surface tension of water and improves the dispersion of materials.
Environmental compatibility: Obtained from natural resources and biodegradable.