Lower Price of Calcium Carbide with BV TEST

Lower Price of Calcium Carbide with BV TEST

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Loading Port:: Tianjin

Payment Terms:: TT OR LC

Min Order Qty:: 22.5

Supply Capability:: 2400 m.t./month

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1. Structure of Calcium Carbide Description：

CAS NO.:75-20-7

MF:CaC2

Grade Standard: Industrial Grade

Standard:GB10665-2004

HS Code:28491000

Purity: Gas Yield:295L/KG MIN

Packing&Delievery:50kg~100kg/IRON DRUM

All year Delievery

2. Main Features of Calcium Carbide：

This product is lumpy substance, its surface is a little deep gray, has slight nasty smell. It can produce acetylene gas when met water, it can burn when meets fire. The acetylene gas mix with air will form explosive gas (explosive range of acetylene gas in the air is 2.3% - 81%).

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Lower Price of Calcium Carbide with BV TEST

4.Calcium Carbide Specification

Lower Price of Calcium Carbide with BV TEST

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 are the different elements of the same element?: The same type of body, refers to the same single chemical elements, but the nature is not the same element. The difference in the nature of the allotropes is mainly manifested in the physical properties, chemical properties also have a difference in activity. Such as phosphorus, two kinds of allotropes, red phosphorus and white phosphorus, their ignition points are 240 and 40 degrees Celsius, after the full combustion of the product are phosphorus pentoxide; white phosphorus (P4) is highly toxic, soluble in carbon disulfide, Red phosphorus (Pn) is non-toxic but insoluble in carbon disulfide. Allotropes can be transformed from each other under certain conditions, and this transformation is a chemical change.

Q: Is sulfur simple?: Yes, the elemental sulfur is commonly known as sulfur, which is a definition.

Q: What is a compound?: An element is called a free state of an element in the presence of an element.

Q: Diamond graphite c60 are simple elements do?: Diamond, graphite, C60 are composed of carbon elements of the elemental, diamond, graphite is composed of carbon atoms, C60 is composed of molecules that C60 molecules, diamond and graphite due to the different arrangement of carbon atoms so there is a great physical properties Differences, the diamond is the natural existence of the most hardest material, graphite can be conductive to do the electrode, activated carbon and charcoal can adsorb toxic gases and pigments, carbon simple chemical properties similar to both flammability and reductive, combustion to produce carbon dioxide.

Q: What is the elemental element: Should be a simple element and element it Elemental matter must be pure matter composed of the same element, the mixture can not be simple. An element is called a free state of an element in the presence of an element. The element is the general term for the same class of atoms with the same number of nuclear charges (protons)

Q: Does the mixture have a simple substance? What is it?: Of course there are myself! Such as red phosphorus and white phosphorus mixture, white tin and gray tin mixture, oxygen and ozone mixture, etc., anyway, there are a lot of it! Usually pay attention to accumulation. I hope that my answer is helpful to you and wish you good results!

Q: Is chlorine gas simple?: Molecular formula Cl2

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

Q: What is the element?: In general, the nature of the element is closely related to the nature of its element. For example, the metal properties of many metals are obvious, then their elemental reducibility is very strong. Different elements of the element, the nature of the differences reflected in the structure of the most prominent.