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Copper Sulphate
Copper Sulphate is the most widely used of the copper salts, with current world consumption at 2 lakh MTA-75% in agriculture as a fungicide. Its most common grades are: Large crystals ( 10-40 mm), Small crystals(2-10 mm), Granulated/ snow crystals(<2 mm), Windswept powder (<0.15 mm).
It's major industrial uses are: manufacturing other copper salts; mordant for dyeing & electroplating; synthetic fibre industry; electrolyte in copper refining; copper coating steel wire; activator in the mining industry in the concentration by froth flotation of lead, zinc, cobalt & gold ores; printing industry & etching agent for process engraving; manufacture of anti-fouling paints & in the colouring of glass.
Specifications
Molecular Formula CuS04.5H20 CAS No. 7758-98-7 Formula CuSo4 Appearance Light blue powder or crystal. Copper % By Mass Max. 24 Matter Insoluble in Water, % by Mass Max. 0.01 PH. Value, Not Less than 3.81 Soluble Iron & Alluminium compound ( as Fe ) % by mass. Max. 0.14 % Chlorides (as Cl) % by Mass Nil. Arsenic (as As2O3) mg/kg Nil. Lead As Zinc Passes the Test Assay 99 % Packing 50 Kg. Bags
