Industrial Potassium Formate CHKO2 Crystals for Snow-Melting and Mining Material Enquiries
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ColorColorlessPhysical formCrystalline
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CAS No.590-29-4Purity96%,97%
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Applicationblack surface modifier snow melting agent miningClassificationPotassium formate
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMelting point165-168 °C (lit.)
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density1.560 g/mL at 20 °Cstorage temp.Inert atmosphere,Room Temperature
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colorcolorless hygroscopic crystalsWater SolubilitySoluble
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GradeIndstrial GradeCAS590-29-4
Potassium formate enquiries should connect the offered crystal grade to a specific industrial function. This CHKO2 material is described as colorless hygroscopic crystals, with snow-melting and mining listed as application directions requiring further definition.
Resolve the potassium formate assay selection
Two assay figures appear without an option-to-grade mapping. Ask which result applies to the offered material, how it is measured and which impurity limits accompany it before choosing a technical criterion.
- Identity records
- Match current analysis, technical information and safety documentation to the offered crystals.
- Physical entries
- Retain the stated density condition of 20°C and the literature qualification on the melting range.
- Moisture criteria
- Agree handling and moisture-control requirements for the hygroscopic material.
Define the actual snow-melting assessment
A snow-melting application label does not establish freezing performance, an application rate or a qualified formulation. Describe the intended operating conditions and request representative acceptance results for the actual material and use.
Clarify the mining function before comparison
Mining covers different process roles, so identify the specific ingredient function and relevant test criteria. The adjacent surface-modifier wording also needs clarification before it becomes a selection claim.
Water solubility is qualitative here and does not supply a solution concentration or dissolution rate. Base the enquiry on a matched assay, clearly conditioned physical data and application-specific evidence rather than assuming that a general formate description establishes the required process outcome.
