Molecular Formula:Al2Cln OH)6-n Appearance:Dark Brown /Light Brown Powder EINECS No.:215-477-2 Molecular weight:79.44 Melting point:190
Calcium chloride is a white crystalline chemical compound with the formula CaCl2, widely used for its versatile properties in various industries. It is a highly hygroscopic substance, meaning it readily absorbs moisture from the air, making it effective for dust control on roads and as a de-icing agent to prevent the formation of ice on roadways in cold climates. Calcium chloride also finds application in the food industry as a food additive, primarily as a firming agent in canned vegetables and as a calcium source in certain food products. In addition to its industrial and culinary uses, it is employed in concrete production to accelerate the setting time of cement and in drilling fluids for oil and gas well drilling. Its ability to control moisture, lower freezing points, and serve as a calcium supplement underscores its importance across multiple sectors.
CALCICOATTM calcium chloride (CaCl2) is a white, high purity granules with 94 to 97 weight percent CaCl2. It has the following features when compared to its nearest competitor: When sprayed, the shape of granules makes them more controllable than powder shape. Higher concentration of calcium chloride gives a higher heat of dissolution, promoting faster melting and higher penetration rate as a deicer. CALCICOATTM Calcium chloride is used in petroleum industry as drilling mud additive and drying petroleum fractions, in cement manufacture to low alkali and acting as a source of chloride. To melt the Highway ice for sidewalks, parking lots and driveways. This high energy should be sprinkled lightly and evenly over ice surfaces at an application rate of about 2 pounds per 200 square feet. Thawing begins immediately.
MF: CaCl2 2H2O CAS No.: 10035-04-8 Appearance: Powder, Granule, Flake, Prills, Liquid Purity: 94%, 90%, 77%, 74%, 30%-40% Package: 25kgs/woven bag 20MT/20' FCL
Product Name : Calcium chloride dihydrate Grade : BP Chemical Formula eCacl2.2H2O CAS No. 10035 - 04 - 8 F.Wt.147.02 Specification Test limit Description : Colorless crystal hygroscopic Identification : To Pass Test Clearity : 10 %Clear & Colorless Sulfate (SO4) : Max. 0.03% Acidity or Alkalinity : Max. .02 ML 0.01M HCL/NaOH Aluminium : Max.0.0001 % Iron (Fe) : Max.0.001 % Barium (Ba) : To Pass test Heavy Metals (Pb) : 3:41:04 PMMax. 0.002 % Magnesium & alkali : Metal Max. 0.5 % Assay : Min. 97.0 - 103.0 % 50 kg hdpe blue plastic drum
#Calcium_Chloride 98% (CaCl2) Typical Properties: TETRA 94 calciumchloride (CaCl2) is a white, high purity pellet with 94 to 97 weight percent CaCl2. Physical Appearance: White granola Specific Gravity: 2.2 Bulk Density: 56 ln/ft3 (900kg/m3)
#Calcium_Chloride 99% (CaCl2) use for White granular anhydrous calcium chloride is manufactured with the raw materials of high quality #calcium carbonate and pure #hydrochloric acid and through several processes of synthesis, filtering, evaporation, concentration and drying. Calcium chloride main usages are as follow: Oil and gas drilling agent Road deicing agents . Road stabilization and dust control .Accelerators in concrete . Industrial processing as additives in plastics, for calcium salt production, drainage aids for wastewater treatment, etc. . Other applications tire ballast, hydrocarbon desiccant, refrigeration brine, food processing agent or coagulating agent and additive for foods and many other usages.
Anhydrous calcium chloride is highly hygroscopic and is often used as a desiccant. Calcium plays important roles in many biological processes, including signal transduction, muscle contraction, maintenance of cell membranes and cell wall stability. Calcium chloride is a soluble compound that can serve as a source of calcium ions in a solution. Can be useful for displacing ions from solution; for example, phosphate may be displaced from solution by calcium. Also available: calcium chloride hexahydrate (sc-239463); calcium chloride hydrate (sc-234263); calcium chloride, dihydrate, acs (sc-202091).
