Copper Nitrate Crystal

Manufacturing and Supplying an Effective Range of Inorganic Chemicals

Chemical Formula - Cu(NO3)2*3H2O

Technical Specification

Sr. No. Parameters Result
1 Physical Appearance Dark Blue Crystals
2 Assay/Purity Minimum 98%
3 Copper Content 26.5-27.5%
4 Solubility In Water Clear
5 Chloride NMT 0.005%
6 Iron NMT 0.002%

HSN CODE CAS NO. Molar Mass
28342990 10031-43-3 241.60 g/mol

Density: Melting Point: pH value:
2.05 g/cm3 114°C 3.50-6.50

Product Description

Copper nitrate crystals, typically blue in color with a metallic luster, are soluble in water and ethanol. These small crystalline solids serve various industrial purposes, including electroplating for corrosion resistance or decorative finishes, as well as in pyrotechnics to produce blue and green hues. Additionally, they function as catalysts in organic synthesis, aiding in oxidation reactions. In analytical chemistry, copper nitrate is employed as a reagent for detecting and quantifying substances. It also finds use in wood preservation to guard against fungal decay. Furthermore, it serves as a precursor in chemical synthesis, facilitating the creation of catalysts and pigments. However, caution is necessary when handling copper nitrate, as it can be toxic. Proper disposal in accordance with regulations is essential to mitigate environmental and health risks.