Copper Oxide (CuO)
Description
Copper(II) oxide, black powder.
Cupric Oxide
Cupric Oxide (copper (II) oxide CuO) is a black crystal. It is used in making fibers, ceramics, gas analyses and for Welding fluxes. Cupric Oxide is used as a catalyst and in catalyst preparation. Cupric Oxide (CuO) is the higher oxide of copper. Cupric oxide is used as a pigment in ceramics to produce blue, and green glazes. Cupric oxide is used as flux in copper and bronze metallurgy, in galvanic electrodes, as solvents for chromic iron ores,and also used in manufacturing wood preservatives.
CHEMICAL SPECIFICATION
– Copper 78.0% Min.
– Cupric Oxide 97.5% Min.
– Cuprous Oxide 0.1% max.
– Moisture 0.1% Max.
USES
– Manufacture of Timber Preservatives
– Production of Friction Materials for Brakes and Clutches
– Catalyst in the Chemical Industry
– Coloring agent in Glass and Ceramic industries
– Raw Material for Copper Chemical Production
– Animal Feed Supplements
– Trace Element in Agriculture
– Manufacture of Fungicides
– High grade lubricants
– Dyes and dyes intermediates
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