Industrial Nickel Carbonate Green Crystalline Powder, 99% Min, for Paint and Ink Formulation Enquiries
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ColorGreenPhysical formCrystalline , Powder
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CAS No.3333-67-3Purity99%MIN
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AppearanceGreen crystalline powder, Green crystalline powderApplicationMagnesium salt, fireproof paint, ink
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ClassificationCarbonateEINECS No.208-915-9
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Grade StandardAgriculture Grade, Industrial Grade, Reagent GradeOther Namescarbonicacid
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TypeNickel CarbonateProduct nameNickel Carbonate
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Density4.39 g/cm³Melting PointDecomposes above 300°C (572°F)
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SolubilitySlightly soluble in waterCAS3333-67-3
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HS CODE2836999000Usagefireproof paint
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GradeIndustral GradePacking25kg/bag
A current grade definition is more useful than a broad supply claim when choosing nickel carbonate. This industrial green crystalline powder has a minimum purity designation of 99%, with paint and ink named among its application contexts.
Identify the carbonate material being offered
Request the exact composition and the basis of the current assay certificate. The compound name does not supply an elemental nickel percentage or establish every aspect of the offered material form.
Explain which composition and impurity criteria the process requires before comparing grades. Ask for sample identity and analytical records that can be evaluated against those criteria.
Qualify the proposed coating or ink system
An ink enquiry should identify the binder and the measurements that will decide sample acceptance. A fireproof-paint enquiry additionally needs the relevant finished-coating qualification, rather than a fire-resistance assumption based on the ingredient name.
- Material comparison
- Review current composition, compound assay and relevant impurity results.
- Formulation comparison
- Evaluate the offered powder in the actual system against its agreed tests.
Interpret the physical descriptions carefully
The density is reported as 4.39 g/cm³, and the material is described as slightly soluble in water. Confirm the test methods and sample conditions if those values affect the decision.
A green crystalline powder description does not establish a particle-size distribution, a dissolution rate or universal binder compatibility. Obtain the appropriate particle, thermal and handling documents for the planned assessment, and require separate evidence for any special reagent, agricultural or fire-performance qualification.
