White carbon black is insoluble in water, but it can be dispersed and stabilized in water through suspension agents.
White carbon black, also known as silicon dioxide, is an inorganic compound widely used in industrial and scientific fields. However, white carbon black itself is not easily soluble in water, so in practical applications, we need to explore some methods to effectively dissolve it in water. Suspension agents can help disperse and maintain stability of white carbon black in water. Choosing the appropriate suspension agent is the key to dissolving white carbon black. Common suspension agents include organic solvents (such as alcohol, glycerol, etc.) and surfactants (such as sodium dodecyl sulfate, etc.). By adding an appropriate amount of suspending agent to water, white carbon black can be better dispersed and its solubility can be improved.