White Quicklime Calcium Oxide CaO Powder ≥95% for Industrial Steelmaking and Chemical Processes

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Product description
  • Color
    White
    Physical form
    Powder
  • CAS No.
    1305-78-8
    Purity
    >=95%
  • Appearance
    white powder
    Application
    Steel making & Chemical Industry and so on
  • Classification
    Calcium Oxide
    EINECS No.
    215-138-9
  • Grade Standard
    Industrial Grade
    Molecular Formula
    Cao
  • Other Names
    Quicklime, Unslaked Lime, Burnt Lime
    Oxide Type
    Metal Oxides

The physical grade and chemical analysis should describe the same powder when reviewing an industrial quicklime offer. This white calcium oxide CaO material has stated purity ≥95% and is intended for steelmaking and chemical-process enquiries.

Relate the assay to your chemical limits

Use the minimum purity as an initial comparison point and request a current sample analysis for the actual proposed grade. Identify the relevant impurity limits in the plant brief. An overall assay alone does not answer every chemical requirement for a process.

Ask how the powder grade is measured

The white appearance and powder form provide a qualitative description. For a defined physical comparison, obtain the sieve or particle-distribution report, measurement method and material reference. Request an optical test separately if the intended evaluation requires a numerical whiteness criterion.

Particle evidence
Agree the method and fraction limits used for acceptance.
Material reference
Keep the physical report linked to the same grade as the chemical analysis.

Interpret activity within its method

Before comparing the 420ml designation, clarify the measured quantity, test conditions and endpoint. Obtain the full procedure and result rather than treating the activity wording as a verified reactivity ranking.

For either a steelmaking or chemical application, review current technical and safety documents and plan a representative assessment against the actual plant criteria. Keep the observations attached to the tested material. No general activity rate, numerical optical value or universal process outcome is established for selection here.