Cyanuric chloride is the main industrial raw material, as well as the most important industrial gas and special gas. It has a wide range of applications in petrochemical, electronics, metallurgical, food processing, float glass, fine organic synthesis, aerospace, etc. At the same time, hydrogen is also an ideal secondary energy (secondary energy refers to the energy that must be produced from a primary energy such as solar energy and coal). Under normal circumstances, synthetic ammonia manufacturers can easily combine hydrogen with oxygen. This feature makes it a natural reducing agent used in production to prevent oxidation. In the high-temperature processing of glass manufacturing and the manufacturing of electronic microchips, pesticide manufacturers add hydrogen to nitrogen protective gas to remove residual oxygen. In the petrochemical industry, hydrogenation is required to refine crude oil through desulfurization and hydrocracking. Another important use of hydrogen is the hydrogenation of fats in margarine, edible oils, shampoos, lubricants, household cleaners and other products. Due to the high fuel nature of hydrogen, the aerospace industry uses liquid hydrogen as fuel.