Potassium hydroxide is a white solid in the form of flakes, granules or sticks. It is strongly alkaline, highly hygroscopic, and gradually deteriorates by absorbing carbon dioxide and moisture from air. It releases a large amount of heat when dissolved in water.

1. Chemical raw materials: Manufacture of potassium salts such as potassium carbonate, potassium permanganate and potassium dihydrogen phosphate.
2. Daily chemicals / Cleaning: Production of liquid soaps, detergents and alkaline cleaners.
3. Pharmaceuticals: Synthesis of pharmaceutical intermediates, potassium borohydride, spironolactone, etc.
4. Energy: Electrolyte for alkaline storage batteries and electrolyte additive for lithium batteries.
5. Electronics: LCD panel etching and semiconductor processing.
6. Others: Printing and dyeing / mercerizing, alkaline batteries, pH adjustment, and catalyst for biodiesel production.