Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Nickel (II) Carbonate Basic Hydrate Extrapure |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 500 Gms |
| Form | Powder |
| Grade | Extrapure |
| Application | Laboratory research, chemical synthesis, analytical chemistry |
Product Description
Nickel (II) Carbonate Basic Hydrate Extrapure is a high-quality chemical compound widely used in laboratories for research, synthesis, and analytical applications. With a nickel content of 44-47%, this extrapure grade ensures reliability in experiments where precision matters. Whether you’re a student, researcher, or educator, this nickel carbonate hydroxide hydrate is an essential reagent for various chemical processes.
This product is particularly useful in electroplating, catalyst preparation, and inorganic synthesis. Its fine powder form allows for easy dissolution and handling in lab environments. If you’re looking to buy nickel carbonate hydrate for your experiments, this lab-grade option from eqipped guarantees consistency and purity.
Need high-purity nickel carbonate for your lab? Order Nickel (II) Carbonate Basic Hydrate Extrapure today and ensure accurate results in your research.
When working with nickel compounds, always follow proper safety protocols. This product is intended for laboratory use only and should be handled with care. For bulk orders or specific requirements, eqipped provides reliable supply options for researchers and institutions across India.
FAQs
What is Nickel (II) Carbonate Basic Hydrate used for?
It is commonly used in electroplating, catalyst preparation, and as a reagent in chemical synthesis.
Is this product suitable for educational labs?
Yes, its extrapure grade makes it ideal for academic research and experiments.
How should I store Nickel (II) Carbonate Basic Hydrate?
Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and incompatible substances.
Can I buy this in smaller quantities?
Currently, this product is available in a 500g pack. For custom requirements, contact eqipped.
Is this product hazardous?
Yes, nickel compounds can be harmful. Always use proper PPE and follow lab safety guidelines.
