Chemical Powders

Nickel Sulphate NiSO4.6H2O

It is non-flammable. It is insoluble in alcohol and ether. It is not compatible with strong acids. After dissolving in water, it forms an acidic corrosive solution. On corrosion, it emits fumes of oxides of sulfur. When it is dissolved in water, and the solution is heated to decompose, it liberates fumes of nitrous oxide. Fumes of Nickel Sulphate are highly toxic. As its aqueous solution is acidic, the pH value is 4.5. On heating at 103C, aqueous Nickel Sulfate loses the water molecules. And heating up to 848C, the anhydrous form decomposes to form sulfur trioxide and nickel oxide. The chemical expression is NiSO4NiO+SO3 Nickel Sulfate gives double by-products of salts on reacting with alkali metals or ammonium sulfates. These sulfates are isomorphous. Reacting with hydrochloric acid gives Sulphuric acid and Nickel Chloride. The chemical reaction is as shown, NiSO4+HClNiCl+HSO4

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White Bronze Chemical

electroplating baths include one or more sources of copper (I) ions and one or more sources of tin ions to electroplate copper/tin alloys of mirror bright white bronze. The copper alloys may also include one or more sources of silver ions to electroplate ternary alloys of bright white bronze containing copper/tin/silver. The copper alloy electroplating baths are cyanide-free.