Zinc Carbonate Basic Cas 5970-47-8/12539-71-8
Chemical Name: Zinc carbonate basic
Synonyms: Zinc carbonate hydroxide; zinc subcarbonate; Zinc carbonate monohydrate; Zinc oxide transparency
CAS No.: 5970-47-8
Molecular Fomula: C2H6O12Zn5
Molecular weight:?549.01
Appearance:?White powder
Description
ZINC CARBONATE BASIC Quick Details
Chemical Name: Zinc carbonate basic
Synonyms: Zinc carbonate hydroxide; zinc subcarbonate; Zinc carbonate monohydrate; Zinc oxide transparency
CAS No.: 5970-47-8/12539-71-8
Molecular Fomula: C2H6O12Zn5
Chemical Structure:
Molecular weight:?549.01
Appearance:?White powder
Assay????99.0%
ZINC CARBONATE BASIC Typical Properties
ITEMS
SPECIFICATION
Density
4.39g/cm3
Appearance
White powder
ZINC CARBONATE BASIC?application:
It?is mainly used as a catalyst, desulfurizer, and also as an activator for natural rubber, styrene butadiene rubber, butyl rubber, nitrile rubber, chloroprene rubber, ethylene propylene diene monomer, and rubber. It is widely used in the manufacturing of transparent products.
ZINC CARBONATE BASIC Packaging and Shipping
25kg/bag or according to client??s demand
ZINC CARBONATE BASIC?Storage
Store in a cool, ventilated, and dry warehouse. Cannot be stored or transported together with acidic or alkaline materials. Pay attention to moisture prevention. During transportation, it is necessary to prevent rain, moisture, sun exposure, and heat.
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