Nickel Carbonate CNiO3 Green Crystalline Powder, 99% Minimum for Coating and Ink Material Enquiries
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ColorGreenPhysical formCrystalline , Powder
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CAS No.546-93-0Purity99%MIN
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AppearanceGreen 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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ApperanceGreen crystalline powderPacking25kg/bag
Coating and ink enquiries about this nickel carbonate should identify the actual material role and grade requirements. The stated CNiO3 material is green crystalline powder with 99% minimum purity for application-specific assessment.
Match the nickel carbonate grade to current analysis
Request actual assay, analytical basis and relevant impurity limits in current technical and safety records. Confirm the offered composition and physical form rather than transferring parameters from a basic nickel-carbonate grade or another metal salt.
- Chemical requirement
- Confirm current analysis and the acceptance limits relevant to the actual grade.
- Powder requirement
- Define physical characteristics and applicable measurements.
- Formulation requirement
- Identify the proposed coating or ink ingredient role and representative tests.
Qualify the physical descriptions for the actual material
Density is reported as 4.39 g/cm3, with the relevant method to confirm. Slight water solubility is qualitative, and decomposition wording should not be treated as an ordinary melting point or an operating setting for a formulation process.
Require actual coating and ink acceptance evidence
Fireproof-paint wording does not establish a fire-performance rating or finished-coating result for the offered powder. Agree the actual application criteria and representative results, with any reagent or agricultural qualification assessed independently rather than inferred from a grade list.
Reconcile chemical identifiers with matched nickel-carbonate analysis, technical and safety records and confirm the relevant grade and physical criteria. Select the material using actual chemical measurements and representative acceptance evidence for the specific coating or ink role being evaluated.
