Calcium Chloride 74% with High Quality and Comeptitive Price

Calcium Chloride 74% with High Quality and Comeptitive Price

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1. Structure of Calcium Chloride Description：

Property: White flake or grain crystal, its solubility is strong; Easy to dissolve in water. It has causticity.
Molecular Formula: CaCL2 , CaCL2 .2H2O
Molecule Weight: 110.98 , 147.01
CAS No.: 10043-52-4
Appearance: White Flakes / Ball / Powder/Granular

2.Main Features of Calcium Chloride：

calium chloride anhydrous ,cacl2 74% calcium chloride

Calcium chloride is an inorganic salt, which exists as solid or liquid. Solid calcium chloride is a white, crystal

- General
1) Calcium Chloride :74%Min
2) White flakes
4) Direct manufacturer
5) CAS:10035-04-8
II - Tech Standard: HG/T 2327-2004
III - Application:
1) - Snow melting and de-icing in winter
2) - Dust controlling in road mantenance
3) - Anti-icing and accelerator for concrete
4) - De-inking in paper manufacturing
IV - Packaging: 25kg/bag in a PP woven bag with PE inner liner.or 1000kg/bag(Jumbo bag)
V - Delivery time: 20 days
VI - Production Capacity: 50mt per day
VII - advantage:
1) Most advanced equipment,
2) Good quality(white,not yellowing and little impurity),
3) Most competitive price,
4) Excellent and all-round service

3.Calcium Chloride Images

Calcium Chloride 74% with High Quality and Comeptitive Price

4.Calcium Chloride Specification

Item (Industrial Grade)	Quality Index
Purity ( As CaCL 2 )	74-77%	90-94%
Sulphate ( As CaSO 4 )	0.2 % max	0.2% max
Magnesium & Alkali Metal Chlorides ( As NaCL)	3.5% max	4.0% max
Alkalinity ( As Ca(OH) 2 )	0.2% max	0.25% max
Water insoluble	0.1% max	0.2% max
Item (Industrial Grade)	Quality Index
Purity ( As CaCL 2 )	74-77%	90-94%
Sulphate ( As CaSO 4 )	0.2 % max	0.2% max
Magnesium & Alkali Metal Chlorides ( As NaCL)	3.5% max	4.0% max
Alkalinity ( As Ca(OH) 2 )	0.2% max	0.25% max
Water insoluble	0.1% max	0.2% max
Arsenic ( As )	0.0002% max	0.0002% max
Heavy metals ( As Pb )	0.0005% max	0.0005% max

5.FAQ

1)How many tons does your factory can supply each moth?

30000tons/month

2)How to quarantee the quality of the products?

you can arrange SGS&BV or other quality inspection.

3)How many days you need to pepare the cargo after we made the order?

within 30 days.

Q:What is the relationship of electronegativity and the solubility of a inorganic salts?Does the solubility increase when electronegativity decreases or vice-versa? or neither...: The higher the electronegativity, the stronger the acid would be... Therefore it would be more soluble. take NaCl (common table salt) as an example. The difference between Na's electronegativity and Cl's electronegativity is very high so NaCl is a very soluble salt. The only exception is HF - it is a weak acid - it dissociates very weakly because O-H bonds cannot break H-F bonds which are very strong.

Q:What is the use of alkali?: From acid and alkali combined effect

Q:Eat what food can add inorganic salt: Most of the food contains inorganic salts, the so-called inorganic salts, also known as minerals or ash. Minerals are naturally occurring compounds or natural elements in the crust. There are about 50 kinds of minerals in the human body, although they in the human body only 4% of body weight, but it is an essential part of the organism. According to their content in the body how much can be divided into constant elements and trace elements two categories. The body is actually composed of various elements (macro and trace). Many of these mineral elements are essential components of the enzyme, which can regulate a variety of physiological functions (such as maintaining osmotic pressure, oxygen transport, muscle contraction, nervous system integrity), but also tissue and bone growth and maintenance necessary. Some (such as calcium, phosphorus, sodium, magnesium, sulfur, chloride) content is large, while others are only trace. Human essential trace elements are cobalt (such as vitamin B12), copper, fluorine, iodine, iron, zinc, chromium, selenium, manganese, molybdenum In terms of its impact on experimental animals, nickel, tin and arsenic should also be considered necessary. Most minerals (except zinc) are widely distributed in a variety of foods and can be fully supplemented by balanced and diversified diets. However, there is a need for additional supplements to patients who have been relying on intravenous nutrition for long periods of time, infants and older persons, or because of the lack of regionalities caused by soil and water quality.

Q:What is the difference between "organic salt" and "inorganic salt"? What is the difference between "organic salt" and "inorganic salt"?: Inorganic salts are inorganic acids (hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, nitric acid) with alkali generated by the reaction of the salt is called inorganic salts. Inorganic salts are salts that do not contain carbon, and organic salts are carbon-containing but do not include carbonates.

Q:What is a compound?: Compounds are sub-states called molecular compounds, such as water, sugar and so on. Compounds are ionically bonded as ionic compounds, such as salt, mirabilite and the like. The compound may be represented by a chemical formula consisting of the symbols of the elements contained in the compound. For example, binary compounds consisting of two elements, in writing their chemical formula, as the name of its English name, metal elements written in the former, and less metal followed. Such as salt (sodium chloride) chemical formula for the NaCl. When the number of atoms in the different elements of the compound is not equal, the ratio can be written under the symbol. If the chemical formula of sucrose is C12H33O11, it means that the sugar consists of twelve carbon atoms, twenty-two hydrogen atoms, and eleven oxygen atoms.

Q:Please tell in your own language how water and inorganic salts are transported from the soil to the leaves.: The water and inorganic salts in the soil are absorbed through the root of the root of the root of the root of the root of the root, due to root pressure by the body of the fiber duct system to the plant roots, stems, branches, leaves, flowers, fruit parts Of the cells in the supply of nutrients.

Q:CO is simple?: Is a compound, not a substance

Q:Is it possible to adjust the internal temperature of the carbohydrate in the vacuole: the internal environment refers to the human cell life of the liquid environment, that is, extracellular fluid.

Q:Give some examples, say clearly, thank you! ~: As long as it is proved that the presence of H + can be proved to be acid such as phenolphthalein reagent, or react with Zn particles with H2

Q:Is iodized salt inorganic or organic?: A salt, by definition, is the product of a reaction between an acid & a Base. As Imrul has said, if it has a carbon, it's Organic. The Iodine is from the base, so the other part would have to be from the acid, a metallic one at that. As there's no more clear informatiom, you must take it as Inorganic.

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