anhydrous sodium sulfate
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anhydrous sodium sulfate
(an′hī·drəs ′sōd·ē·əm ′səl′fāt)
(inorganic chemistry) Na2SO4 Water-soluble, white crystals with bitter, salty taste; melts at 888°C; used in the manufacture of glass, paper, pharmaceuticals, and textiles, and as an analytical reagent.
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