Nickel Carbonate CNiO3 Green Crystalline Powder, 99% Minimum for Plating Material Enquiries
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ColorGreenPhysical formCrystalline , Powder
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CAS No.3333-67-3Purity99%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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CAS3333-67-3HS CODE2836999000
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GradeIndustral GradeColorgreem
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Packing25kg/bagApperanceGreen crystalline powder
A plating-material enquiry should specify the intended nickel carbonate role and the criteria needed for acceptance. This offer identifies CNiO3 green crystalline powder with 99% minimum purity, while the actual grade and process function require confirmation.
Define the nickel carbonate requirement for the plating process
Describe the actual ingredient function and agree representative material, process or deposit-acceptance tests. A plating direction does not supply a bath recipe, dose or universal deposit-performance result for the offered powder.
- Obtain current assay, analytical basis and relevant impurity limits.
- Confirm actual composition, physical form and powder criteria.
- Match the offered material to current technical and safety records before approval.
Check physical criteria for the actual carbonate grade
Density is reported as 4.39 g/cm3, with the relevant measurement method to confirm. Slight water solubility is qualitative, and decomposition wording is not an ordinary melting-point criterion or an operating setting for the plating process.
Keep the specific nickel salt and application evidence aligned
Reconcile chemical identifiers without transferring parameters from a basic nickel-carbonate grade or another metal salt. Coating and ink enquiries require their own material roles and representative results, and any reagent or agricultural qualification needs actual applicable evidence.
Use confirmed assay, impurity and powder criteria together with matched current product records for the material comparison. Select the offered nickel carbonate after representative acceptance evidence meets the requirements of the actual plating role, keeping any process or deposit expectation tied to results for the grade being supplied.
