Ammonium sulfite monohydrate is activated by light
Ammonium sulfite monohydrate is a compound that has been shown to be photocatalytically active. It has also been found to be soluble in sodium salts and chlorides. Ammonium sulfite monohydrate is activated by light and reacts with organic substances in the environment, such as fatty alcohols, which causes particles to protrude from the surface. The protrusion process continues until the particles are completely covered with coating material. The coating process can be used to detect human urine and other organic substances in water samples. Ammonium sulfite monohydrate is used in the food industry for caramel coloring. It is also used as a hair straightening and curling agent in cosmetics. It acts as a reducing agent in photography. In addition, it is used to produce bricks for lining blast furnaces. Besides that, it is also used in gas scrubbers.
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