Copper Carbonate

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Copper Carbonate Specification

Solubility
Insoluble in water; soluble in acids

HS Code
28369990

Other Names
Cupric Carbonate Copper Carbonate Basic

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Structural Formula
CuCO3

Density
4 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Purity
99%

Molecular Weight
123.56 g/mol

Shape
Powder

Melting Point
Decomposes at ~200°C

Molecular Formula
CuCO3

Smell
Odorless

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly basic

Form
Solid

Storage
Store in a cool dry and well-ventilated area

Poisonous
No

Classification
Inorganic Compound

Chemical Name
Copper (II) Carbonate

CAS No
1184-64-1

EINECS No
214-671-7

Grade
Industrial Grade

Standard
ISO 9001:2015

Type
Powder

Usage
Pigments Ceramics Catalyst Agricultural Fertilizer

Main Material
Copper and Carbonate

Application
Chemical Industry Agriculture Ceramics Manufacturing

About Copper Carbonate

Copper Carbonate

CAS No : 3444-14-2
Formula : Cu(OH)CO3

Appearance : Green Powder, Soluble in Acids
CuCo3      : 63.21%

Chlorides : 0.33 %

Sulphates : 0.44 %

Iron As Fe : 0.43 %

Nitrate    : 0.24 %

Moisture   : 0.48 %

Assay as Cu : 98.24%

Packing : 25/50 Kg. Bags

APPLICATION :
Pigments, Pyrotechnics, Insecticides, Copper Salts, Colouring Brass Black, Feed Additives, Antidote for Phosphorous Poisoning, Fungicides.

FAQs of Copper Carbonate:

Q: What is the classification of Copper Carbonate?

A: Copper Carbonate is classified as an inorganic compound.

Q: What is the grade of Copper Carbonate?

A: Copper Carbonate is of industrial grade.

Q: What are the main applications of Copper Carbonate?

A: Copper Carbonate is commonly used in the chemical industry, agriculture, ceramics manufacturing, as pigments, in catalysts, and agricultural fertilizers.