Oxide Price And Quantity

Oxide Product Specifications

• Structural Formula Depends on the specific oxide; e.g. SiO2 for silicon dioxide CO2 for carbon dioxide
• Properties Chemical and physical properties vary widely depending on the oxide such as thermal stability hardness or chemical reactivity
• Shelf Life Indefinite if stored properly under stable conditions
• Melting Point Varies; for example silicon dioxide (SiO2) has a melting point of 1713C while carbon dioxide (CO2) sublimates at -78.5C
• Solubility Depends on the oxide; some oxides (e.g. SiO2) are insoluble while others (e.g. CO2) dissolve in water
• Refractive Rate Varies based on specific oxide properties (e.g. SiO2: 1.458 for fused quartz at 20C)
• EINECS No Varies; for example CO2 (204-696-9) SiO2 (231-545-4)
• Density . Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
• Usage Applications range from structural components (e.g. quartz in glass production) to environmental control (e.g. CO2 in carbonation processes)
• Taste Odorless and tasteless (for most oxides)
• Smell Odorless
• Grade Industrial food-grade or pharmaceutical depending on the oxide and its intended application
• HS Code Varies by oxide; for example silicon dioxide (fused quartz) is 2505100000
• Ingredients Contains oxygen combined with another element (e.g. silicon carbon iron etc.)
• Ph Level Depends on oxide type; acidic oxides have low pH basic oxides have high pH and neutral oxides have pH around 7
• Physical Form Can exist in various forms like crystalline solids powders or gases depending on the oxide
• Appearance Varies; crystalline oxides like quartz are transparent/white while some are powders or gases
• Application Used in industries such as construction electronics cosmetics agriculture and as reactants in chemical processes
• Molecular Formula Varies by oxide (e.g. SiO2 CO2 Fe2O3)
• Molecular Weight Depends on the specific oxide compound
• Purity Depends on production process; ranges from 90% for industrial usage to 99.999% or higher for specialized uses
• Shape Varies; powders for industrial oxides crystalline shapes for minerals or amorphous forms for some applications
• Storage Store in a cool dry place away from moisture and reactive chemicals
• CAS No Varies; for example SiO2 (Quartz) is 14808-60-7 CO2 is 124-38-9