Copper chloride screening
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Copper chloride screening solution

Solution introduction

Copper chloride Copper chloride, molecular formula: CuCl2·2H2O. Green to blue powder or rhombic bipyramidal crystals. The anhydrous substance is brown-yellow powder. Often exists in the form of (CuCl2)n. Hygroscopic. The density of copper chloride is 2.54g/cm3.
Easily soluble in water, soluble in alcohol, acetone, ethyl acetate and ammonia. Slightly soluble in ether. Easy to deliquesce. Easily weathered in dry air. When heated to 100°C, 2 crystal waters are lost.
When crystallizing from copper chloride aqueous solution, dihydrate is obtained at 26-42℃, tetrahydrate is obtained below 15℃, trihydrate is obtained at 15-25.7℃, monohydrate is obtained above 42℃, and monohydrate is obtained at 100℃ Obtain anhydrous substance. Toxic! A certain amount of copper oxide is slowly added to hydrochloric acid for acidolysis reaction. It is obtained by purification, filtration, concentration, cooling to 26-42°C to precipitate crystals, solid-liquid separation and drying.

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Copper chloride screening needs

Because copper chloride is crystallized and has no prisms, it is easy to block the screen. It is recommended to use ultrasonic vibrating screen.
Screening mesh size: 20 mesh, 25 mesh, 40 mesh, 100 mesh
Output: 1000-2000kg/h

Information

Copper chloride, molecular formula: CuCl2·2H2O. Green to blue powder or rhombic bipyramidal crystals. The anhydrous substance is brown-yellow powder. Often exists in the form of (CuCl2)n. Hygroscopic. The density of copper chloride is 2.54g/cm3.

Easily soluble in water, soluble in alcohol, acetone, ethyl acetate and ammonia. Slightly soluble in ether. Easy to deliquesce. Easily weathered in dry air. When heated to 100°C, 2 crystal waters are lost.

When crystallizing from copper chloride aqueous solution, dihydrate is obtained at 26-42℃, tetrahydrate is obtained below 15℃, trihydrate is obtained at 15-25.7℃, monohydrate is obtained above 42℃, and monohydrate is obtained at 100℃ Obtain anhydrous substance. Toxic! A certain amount of copper oxide is slowly added to hydrochloric acid for acidolysis reaction. It is obtained by purification, filtration, concentration, cooling to 26-42°C to precipitate crystals, solid-liquid separation and drying.

Copper chloride process flow

Crystallization--Fluidized bed of dryer--Screening machine--Packaging machine

Copper chloride application areas

It is used as a copper ion additive in electroplating tanks, as a catalyst in organic and inorganic reactions, in the petroleum industry as a deodorizing, desulfurizing and purifying agent,
a mordant for printing and dyeing, and an oxidant for aniline dyes. It is also used in metal smelting, colorants for glass and ceramics, and additives for fish feed.

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