Calcium Oxide CaO 93%-95% Powder for Chemical Synthesis, Waste Incineration and Water Treatment Evaluation

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Product description
  • Color
    White
    Physical form
    Powder
  • CAS No.
    1305-78-8
    Purity
    93%-95%
  • Appearance
    white powder
    Application
    Chemical Synthesis,Desiccant,Wastewater Treatment
  • Classification
    Calcium Oxide
    EINECS No.
    215-138-9
  • Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
    Molecular Formula
    CaO
  • Other Names
    Quicklime

A calcium oxide sample may enter several industrial discussions, but the acceptance questions differ between projects. This white CaO powder has a stated 93%-95% purity range and industrial-grade designation. The intended contexts include chemical synthesis, desiccant work, waste incineration and wastewater treatment.

Separate the application briefs before comparing grades

Choose the actual project before deciding which documents and trial results matter. A grade considered for one purpose should not automatically be accepted for the other named uses.

Chemical synthesis
Define the raw-material specification for the intended process.
Desiccant work
Request the relevant moisture-control test basis.
Incineration or wastewater treatment
Use the plant's material acceptance and qualification criteria.

Read 93%-95% as chemistry rather than process performance

The assay range is a useful initial screen. Ask for batch analysis and impurity limits covering the proposed sample. Neither the purity nor the white-powder appearance establishes reaction performance, drying capacity or an industrial treatment result.

Require particle evidence before relying on fine-powder wording

Request the grade's measured particle distribution and its test method. A descriptive fineness term cannot substitute for those results or define a mesh size by itself. Include relevant reactivity evidence where the project's acceptance specification requires it.

The supplied identifier is CAS 1305-78-8 and the formula is CaO, also named quicklime. Keep that identity attached to the sample analysis and handling documents. A complete enquiry should identify the intended application, the selected grade and the tests that will determine whether the sample meets the buyer's requirements.