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Nickel Nitrate

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Nickel Nitrate Specification

Shape
Crystalline

Taste
Bitter (Toxic, do not taste)

Poisonous
Yes

Molecular Weight
290.79 g/mol

Purity
98-99%

Melting Point
56 C

Smell
Odorless

Density
2.05 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Storage
Keep tightly sealed, Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, away from incompatible materials

HS Code
28342990

Solubility
Freely soluble in water and alcohol

Ph Level
~4 (acidic, in 50g/l water at 20C)

Other Names
Nickel dinitrate, Nickelous nitrate hexahydrate

Structural Formula
[Ni(H2O)6](NO3)2

Form
Green crystals

Molecular Formula
Ni(NO3)26H2O

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Classification
Inorganic Salt, Oxidizing Agent

Chemical Name
Nickel(II) Nitrate

CAS No
13138-45-9

EINECS No
231-554-3

Grade
Analytical Reagent (AR)/Laboratory Grade

Standard
Conforms to AR/LR specifications

Type
Inorganic chemical

Usage
Mainly used for Nickel plating and as a laboratory reagent

Main Material
Nickel nitrate hexahydrate

Application
Laboratory Reagent, Electroplating, Catalyst, Ceramics, Dyes, Nickel plating, Preparation of nickel compounds

Incompatibility
Reducing agents, combustible materials, organic materials

Hazard Statements
H272, H302, H332, H351, H360D, H373, H410

Stability
Stable under normal conditions, oxidizer

pH (1% w/v solution)
~4

UN Number
2725

Shelf Life
24 months in original packing

Packing Group
III

Water Reactivity
Non-reactive

Fire Hazard
A strong oxidizer, enhances combustion of other materials

Solubility in Alcohol
Soluble

Transport Hazard Class
5.1 (Oxidizer)

Appearance
Emerald green prismatic crystals

Environmental Hazards
Very toxic to aquatic organisms

Decomposition Temperature
Decomposes on heating to brown fumes of nitrogen oxides

Nickel Nitrate Trade Information

Main Export Market(s)
South America, Middle East, Africa

About Nickel Nitrate

Grab the sought-after opportunity to access sterling quality Nickel Nitratean affordable, essential inorganic salt for laboratories and industries across India. Distinguished by its emerald green prismatic crystals, this breathtaking chemical combines high purity (98-99%) with AR/LR grade conformity, making it a trusted choice for analytical processes. Stable under normal conditions and freely soluble in water and alcohol, it excels in electroplating, catalysis, ceramics, and dye production. With a shelf life of 24 months in original packing, Nickel Nitrate is your reliable resource for superior performance.

Diverse Uses & Industry Applications

Nickel Nitrate is widely used by research institutions, plating industries, and chemical manufacturers across India. Its primary applications include nickel plating, serving as a laboratory reagent, acting as a catalyst, and contributing to ceramics and dyes. This versatile compound is also integral in the preparation of nickel compounds, ensuring its place at laboratories, manufacturing plants, and electroplating sites. Its compatibility with multiple sectors makes it a highly valued and sought-after chemical.

Estimated Payment Terms & Delivery

Valuation and payment for Nickel Nitrate are flexible, accommodating various client needs. Estimates are provided according to order volume, with samples available for quality verification. Products are delivered securely across the main domestic market, ensuring timely receipt. Transactions are streamlined, providing clients with confidence in both process and product quality. Whether you are a retailer, exporter, or manufacturer, expect seamless service and prompt support throughout your procurement journey.

FAQs of Nickel Nitrate:

Q: How should Nickel Nitrate be stored for maximum shelf life?

A: Nickel Nitrate should be kept tightly sealed in its original packaging and stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, away from incompatible materials, to maintain its quality for up to 24 months.

Q: What are the primary industrial uses of Nickel Nitrate?

A: Nickel Nitrate is mainly used in nickel plating, laboratory processes as an analytical reagent, as a catalyst in chemical syntheses, and in the manufacturing of ceramics and dyes.

Q: Where is Nickel Nitrate typically applied?

A: This compound finds application in laboratories, electroplating plants, research centers, and manufacturing units dealing with nickel compounds and specialty chemicals.

Q: What is the process for ordering samples of Nickel Nitrate?

A: Clients can request a sample during the estimation and valuation process to evaluate product quality before making bulk purchases. Samples are delivered promptly to the main domestic market.

Q: When does Nickel Nitrate decompose, and how should it be handled?

A: Nickel Nitrate decomposes on heating, releasing brown nitrogen oxide fumes. Handle with caution, proper ventilation, and appropriate personal protective equipment to ensure safety during use.

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