Nickel Nitrate - 25 Kg Hdpe Bag, 98% Purity Green Crystalline Solid, Oxidizing Agent For Electroplating And Laboratory Applications

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3

5 Kilograms/Kilograms

50 Kilograms/Kilograms

500 Kilograms/Kilograms

290.79 g/mol

50 Kilograms (kg)

Acidic

100

Highly soluble in water

yes

Widely used as an oxidizing agent in various chemical reactions

Uses of Nickel Sulfate Nickel Sulfate is widely used As the electrolyte for surface finishing processes of metals such as metal plating and electrorefining. In the preparations of many Nickel catalysts and compounds. As a reducing agent for flashing on steel surfaces, imparting Nickel coating from the surface. For blackening Brass and Zinc. As a mordant in dyeing and printing metals, textiles and ceramics. As a coating for many metals. In the production of driers that are used in protective shields. They are occasionally used as calibrants to measure magnetic susceptibility. Nickel sulfate is used as an electrolyte in metal surface finishing operations like plating and electrorefining. Nickel sulfate is also used as a protective layer for a variety of metals. Different types of Nickel catalysts and compounds are made by this process. Brass and zinc can be blackened with Nickel sulfate. Various Metals, fabrics, and pottery are dyed and printed with Nickel sulfate as a mordant. Nickel sulfate is used as a flashing reducer on steel surfaces, providing a nickel covering to the surface. Effects of NiSO4 on Human Health Nickel Sulfate can be assimilated into the human body by inhalation or ingestion. Once it is absorbed in the body, it concentrates in the lungs, gut, kidneys and liver. Exposure to NiSO4 causes :

2-3 years under proper storage conditions

yes Week

Oxidizing hygroscopic water-soluble

yes

Nickel nitrate hexahydrate

powder

Industrial Laboratory

l r grade

Green crystalline solid

green crystal

1 Week

5 Week