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Nickel Carbonate

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MOQ : 100 Kilograms

Nickel Carbonate Specification

Smell
Odorless

HS Code
28369990

Solubility
Soluble in acids, insoluble in water

Structural Formula
NiCO3

Storage
Store in tightly closed containers, in a cool, dry and well-ventilated area

Ph Level
8 - 9

Molecular Weight
118.70 g/mol

Water Insoluble
Yes

Melting Point
Decomposes before melting

Place of Origin
India

Poisonous
YES

Application
Electroplating, catalyst, ceramics, pigments, nickel salt production

Color
Green

Particle Size
Fine

Packaging
25 kg HDPE bag or as required

Density
4.39 g/cm3

Shelf Life
2 Years

Form
Powder

Reactivity
Reacts with acids to liberate carbon dioxide

Appearance
Green crystalline powder

Grade
Industrial Grade

Purity
98% min

CAS Number
3333-67-3

Nickel Carbonate Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Kilograms

Supply Ability
10000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Days

About Nickel Carbonate

We offer a pure composition of Nickel carbonate. Accurate pH value and non-toxic, our range of nickel carbonate is widely demanded across various industries such as chemical, pharmaceutical, drug and several others. Its composition can be altered as per the requirements of our clients.

Features:

Non-toxic
Accurate pH value
Widely used in pharmaceutical industry

Some of the features of nickel carbonate is as follows:

Molecular Formula: NiCO₃
Molecular Weight: 118.70
Description: Pale green powder

Specifications (%):

Content (by Ni) 45.0 min.
Chlorides 0.05 max.
Sulfates 0.10 max.
Copper 0.1 max.
Iron (by Fe₂O₃)
Nickel 0.1 max.
Cobalt 0.1 max.
HCL insolubility 0.2 max.
Alkaline and alkaline earth metal 0.5 max.
HCL insolubility 0.2 max
Alkaline & alkaline earth metal 0.5 ma.

Other Information

Minimum Order Quantity: 5 Kilogram(s)

Versatile Industrial Applications

Nickel Carbonate is highly valued across diverse sectors, including electroplating, chemical catalysis, ceramic production, and pigment formulation. Its consistent particle size and high purity make it an essential compound for industries seeking reliable performance in their end applications. As a raw material for nickel salts, it supports manufacturing processes worldwide.

Safety and Storage Recommendations

Though useful, Nickel Carbonate is poisonous and requires careful handling. It should be stored in tightly closed containers, kept in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area to maintain quality and safety. Personal protective equipment is recommended during handling to minimize exposure risks.

Packaging and Shipping Flexibility

Supplied in robust 25 kg HDPE bags, Nickel Carbonate can also be packed according to buyer requirements for added convenience. This facilitates easier transportation and storage while maintaining the products integrity for up to two years under optimal conditions.

FAQs of Nickel Carbonate:

Q: How should Nickel Carbonate powder be safely stored and handled?

A: Nickel Carbonate should be stored in tightly closed containers, placed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area to prevent contamination and moisture ingress. Given its poisonous nature, handlers must use personal protective equipment to avoid skin and respiratory exposure.

Q: What are the primary industrial uses of Nickel Carbonate?

A: This compound is utilized extensively in electroplating, as a catalyst, in the manufacturing of ceramics and pigments, and for producing nickel salts. Its fine particle size and high purity make it suitable for these high-performance processes.

Q: When does Nickel Carbonate decompose, and what occurs during decomposition?

A: Nickel Carbonate decomposes before reaching its melting point. Upon reaction with acids, it liberates carbon dioxide, demonstrating its reactivity and chemical versatility in various processes.

Q: Where is Nickel Carbonate manufactured and supplied from?

A: Nickel Carbonate is exported, manufactured, and supplied by companies based in India, ensuring quality standards and reliable delivery for industrial clients worldwide.

Q: What is the process for using Nickel Carbonate in electroplating applications?

A: In electroplating, Nickel Carbonate is primarily used to produce nickel salts that serve as electrolytes. Its high purity and fine crystalline nature ensure efficient dissolution and consistent plating results.

Q: What are the benefits of choosing industrial grade Nickel Carbonate?

A: Industrial grade Nickel Carbonate offers minimum 98% purity, fine particle size, and stability, leading to optimal results in catalysis, pigment production, ceramics, and electroplating. Its consistent quality supports demanding manufacturing standards.

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