Nickel Carbonate CNiO3 Green Crystalline Powder, 99% Min, for Paint and Ink Enquiries
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ColorGreenPhysical formCrystalline , Powder
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CAS No.546-93-0Purity99%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 GradeMolecular FormulaCNiO3
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Other NamescarbonicacidTypeNickel Carbonate
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Product nameNickel CarbonateDensity4.39 g/cm³
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Melting PointDecomposes above 300°C (572°F)SolubilitySlightly soluble in water
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CAS546-93-0HS CODE2836999000
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GradeIndustral GradeColorgreen
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Packing25kg/bag
Nickel carbonate selection for a paint or ink starts with the composition that the formulation actually requires. This industrial material is described as green crystalline powder with stated formula CNiO3 and minimum purity of 99%.
Keep compound assay separate from nickel content
The purity designation applies to the named compound and is not an elemental nickel percentage. Ask for the assay basis and any nickel or impurity results required by the intended formulation.
A complete comparison should identify the offered powder and its current analytical certificate. The green crystalline appearance describes the sample but does not establish a particle distribution or an application-grade qualification.
Define the paint or ink acceptance test
Paint and ink are named application contexts for the material. Provide the binder system and the result to be assessed so that a relevant sample trial can be discussed.
Does a fireproof-paint enquiry establish a fire rating?
No rating follows from that application wording alone. Request the appropriate finished-coating test and acceptance evidence if fire performance is part of the proposed duty.
Use physical data with its measurement method
The reported density is 4.39 g/cm³, and the powder is described as slightly soluble in water. Confirm the density method and the conditions of the aqueous test before using those descriptions in a process comparison.
Obtain the relevant thermal and handling documents when preparing a material assessment. Minimum compound purity and industrial grade do not define a mixing recipe, verify a special reagent or agricultural grade, or establish compatibility with every paint and ink formulation.
