| Category : |
Inorganic chemicals/Inorganic salts |
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| CAS NO : |
7786-30-3 |
| EC NO : |
232-094-6 |
| MF : |
MgCl2 |
| MW : |
95.21 |
| Specification : |
46% |
| Packing : |
25 kg / 50 kg / 1000 kg bag |
| Product description : |
Magnesium chloride is a colorless crystalline solid also referred to as chloromagnestite, and is very hygroscopic in nature. It is soluble in both, water and alcohol and can be prepared by heating hydrated magnesium chloride crystals in a current of dry hydrogen chloride or by heating magnesium ammonium chloride. Anhydrous magnesium chloride crystallizes from magnesium chloride hexahydrate as leaflets. It is electrically conductive. The crystal structure of MgCl2 is layer like. The structure is cubic close packing with alternate layers of octahedral holes occupied by Mg2+ ions.ag
CAS Number:?? 7791-18-6
Appearance: White Flake/ powder/ Prills
Purity: 46%
Grade:??Industrial/ Food Grade
Molecular Formula:? MgCl2 ? 6H2O;
Molecular Weight:? 203.30 g/mol
Boiling Point:? 1412°C/1 atm (lit.)
Melting Point:?714°C (lit.)
Density:? 2.32 g/mL at 25°C (lit.)
Features: easy to dissolve in water, easy to wet in humid air, decomposition of hydrogen chloride and magnesium oxide at high temperature.
Packing: 25kg/bag / 50kg bag / 1000kg Jumbo bag
Departure Port: Qingdao
Loading Quantity : 20-23T/20’FCL
Delivery time: within 14 days after order confirmed
Uasge:
Magnesium Chloride is used as a precursor magnesium metals.
Used for wind erosion, dust control, and soil stabilization.
Used in fire extinguishers.
Used as a food additive.
Used in the manufacturing of paper.
Used in making disinfectants.
Used as flocculating agent.
Used as a catalyst.
Used as thread lubricant. |
| Uses : |
snow melting agent, Artificial Sea Water , Fertilizer mixtures, waste water treatment.... |
| Synonyms : |
Magnesium dichloride;Slow-Mag;MGCL2;MgCl;bischofite;Magesium Chloride;magnesiumato chlorido hydrido (1:1:1);Magnesium Chloride Anhydrous;Magnesium chloride anhydrous flakes;Magnesium chloride anhydrous powder; |
| Molecular Structure : |
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