NICKEL(II) CARBONATE alkaline - pure 25g WARCHEM

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Reagent name: BASIC NICKEL(II) CARBONATE
Reagent name: Nickel(II) carbonate basic
Synonyms: basic nickel carbonate
Quality: pure
Summary formula: NiCO3 x 2Ni(OH)2 x nH2O
Molar mass [g/mol]: 304.12 (anhydrous)
EC number: 235-715-9
CAS number: 12607-70-4:
Type: Salts
Appearance/shape: green powder
Type of packaging: plastic container
Expiry date: at least 24 months from delivery of the goods

Basic nickel(II) carbonate, available as a pure 25g powder, is widely used in various fields. Due to its chemical and physical properties, it is extremely useful in many processes. One of the main applications of basic nickel(II) carbonate is the production of nickel-cadmium batteries. This powder is used as one of the main components of the electrolyte, which enables the flow of current between the anode and cathode. This enables these batteries to deliver high power for a long time. Basic nickel(II) carbonate is also used in the chemical industry as a catalyst in chemical reactions. Its presence accelerates reactions, allowing the desired products to be achieved in a shorter time. This is especially important in the production of organic substances, where reaction time is crucial. In addition, basic nickel(II) carbonate is used in the production of paints and varnishes. Thanks to its chemical properties, it ensures durability and weather resistance. Paints and varnishes containing this component are lightfast and retain their color intensity over time. Basic nickel(II) carbonate is also used in the metallurgical industry. It is used to produce nickel alloys characterized by high strength and corrosion resistance. These alloys are used in the manufacture of machine components, tools, and in the aerospace industry. Basic nickel(II) carbonate, available as a pure powder, is an extremely versatile product with many applications. Its chemical and physical properties make it indispensable in the manufacture of batteries, as a catalyst in chemical reactions, in the production of paints and varnishes, and in the metallurgical industry.