Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate cas 13598-37-3
Assay: 19.5-20.2%
Appearance: Solid. White Crystalline
Capacity: 1500Mt/Year
Packaging: 25KG/plastic bag
Sample: available
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Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate
Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate quick Details
Chemical Name: Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate
CAS No.: 13598-37-3
Molecular Fomula: H4O8P2Zn
Chemical Structure:
Molecular weight: 259.36
Appearance: Solid. White Crystalline
Assay: 19.5-20.2%
Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate typical Properties
Item
Specifications
Results
Appearance
Solid. White Crystalline
Conforms
Zn%
??19.5
??19.5
PHOSPHORIC ACID &PHOSPHATE(P2O5)%
??47.5
48
Pb%
??0.01
0.007
As%
??0.01
0.003
SULFATE (SO42-)%
??0.01
0.003
FREE ACID(H3PO4 )%
??3.0
2.7
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Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate Application
Used in the electroplating industry and ceramic industry.
Used as a metal surface treatment agent .
used as an analytical reagent and anti-corrosion agent, mainly used for phosphorus in steel parts Chemical treatment solution.
Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate Packaging and Shipping:
Packing:? 25KG/Plastic bag
Delivery: within 7 days after receipt of your payment
Zinc di-hydrogen phosphate Storage
Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place
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