chemical name for common salt; an inorganic compound existing as white crystals or powder that is soluble in water and found in abundance in seawater

sodium hydroxide; caustic soda; NaOH

sodium bicarbonate; baking soda

sodium sulfate; a white crystalline salt used in the manufacture of glass and detergents

sodium phosphate; a chemical compound used in food additives, detergents, and industrial processes

sodium carbonate; soda

sodium thiosulfate; sodium hyposulfide

a common mineral from the feldspar group that is usually white or gray in color

sodium nitrate; niter

sodium cyanide NaCN

caustic soda; sodium hydroxide (NaOH)

diclofenac sodium, a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce swelling and as a painkiller; also known as [[扶他林|扶他林|fu2 ta1 lin2]]

sodium dimercaptosulfanate; also known as Unithiol, a chelating agent used to treat heavy metal poisoning

A type of table salt with reduced sodium content and increased potassium or magnesium; it is used to help prevent high blood pressure and cardiovascular disease

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug used to reduce swelling and as a painkiller; also known as [[扶他林|扶他林|fu2 ta1 lin2]]

a barbiturate drug used as a sedative and anesthetic; also known by the trade name pentobarbital sodium

sodium thiosulfate (Na2S2O3); a chemical compound used in photography as a fixing agent commonly known as "hypo" or [[大苏打|大蘇打|da4 su1 da2]]

sodium chlorate; NaClO3

sodium dodecylbenzene sulfonate; used as a bubbling agent in detergents

sodium iodide NaI

disodium inosinate, a food additive also known by the E number E631

sodium benzoate; a common food preservative also known as E211

monosodium glutamate (MSG); a flavor enhancer also known as E621

sodium bicarbonate; baking soda; saleratus

sodium carbonate or similar alkali chemicals based on sodium; common name for soda ash used in chemical processing

a positively charged sodium atom that has lost one electron

disodium guanylate; a food additive (E627) used as a flavor enhancer