Lithium Carbonate

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Lithium Carbonate is a high-value inorganic lithium compound widely used in enamel manufacturing, nuclear industry, optical glass production and battery materials. It also acts as an effective desiccant and soldering flux, providing stable performance for industrial processing, electronic manufacturing and high-performance material production.
Formula CAS No. Content
Li2CO3 554-13-2 99%min
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Lithium Carbonate Properties Properties

Lithium carbonate, is an inorganic compound, chemical formula Li2CO3, molecular weight 73.89, colorless monoclinic crystal, soluble in water, dilute acid, insoluble in alcohol, acetone.Carbonate, whose thermal stability is lower than other elements of the same group in the periodic table, does not deliquesce in the air, and can be obtained by adding sodium carbonate to the solution of lithium sulfate or lithium oxide.

Lithium Carbonate Application Application

It is for enamel, nuclear industrial, optical glass and battery industry, also as desiccant and soldering flux.

Lithium Carbonate Storage Storage

Store with seal and damp proof.

Lithium Carbonate Packing Packing

25Kg net, pack sealed with double plastic bags lined plastic woven sack.

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