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Copper Sulphate

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We provide Copper Sulphate with maximum purity in safe packaging according to your requirements. The Copper Sulphate readily dissolves in water as it has a fine granular structure with no lumps. Copper Sulphate that we offer is delivered to the clients right on time and in different quantities and packing as per their preferences at a reasonable price. It is generally available in 5H2O (Crystal) form, though anhydrous is also available.

Properties	An excellent absorbent Molecular Formula : CuSO4 5H2O Molecular Weight : 249.68 Very soluble in water Copper Sulphate 24% (Powder)
Chemical Properties on heating	Before melting Copper(II) Sulfate Pentahydrate gets decomposed. At first it loses two molecules of water at a temperature of 63^oC and after that two more at 109^oC and finally the last water molecule at 220^oC. At a temperature of 650 ^oC, copper(II) sulphate gets decomposed into copper(II) oxide (CuO) and sulphur trioxide (SO3). Copper sulphate is blue in color due to the presence of water of hydration. If Copper Sulphate is heated in an open flame, the crystals get dehydrated and turn greyish-white
Components in the Copper Sulphate	Purity : 97+/-1% CU : 24.7+/-0.2% CL : 200 ppm (Max) PB : 30 ppm (Max) FE : 50 ppm (Max) AS : 5 ppm (Max) CD : 5 ppm (Max) HG : 5 ppm (Max) CR : 5 ppm (Max)
Physical Properties	Color of the crystals is usually bright and deep blue Crystals are clear to translucent Cleavage of crystals is basal Crystal System is triclinic Conchoidal Fracture is seen Specific Gravity is about 2.2 - 2.3 (fairly below average) Hardness exhibited is 2.5 streak shown by crystals is pale blue to colorless Luster of the crystals is glassy
Applications	Cement industry Agricultural Industry Pharmaceutical Industry Wood Industry Mining Industry Chemical Industry Paint Industry Metal Industry Inorganic Industry Fiber Industry