4. Main reducers
4.1 Sodium sulfite
Sodium sulfite is a salt with the empirical formula Na
2
SO
3
. In anhydrous form, it is stable in dry air, whereas when exposed to moist air, it is rapidly oxidized to sodium sulfate. At around 600°C, it decomposes into sodium sulfate and sodium sulfide. In the presence of sulfur, it reacts to form sodium thiosulfate. Properties are listed in Table
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