Ercros Potassium carbonate
- CAS Number
- 584-08-7
- EC Number
- 209-529-3
- Chemical Name
- Potassium Carbonate
- Chemical Family
- CarbonatesPotassium Salts
Ercros Potassium carbonate is a White salt, soluble in water and insoluble in alcoholic medium, which forms strongly alkaline solutions.
Properties
- Physical Form
- Liquid
- Solution
Product families
Applications
- Consumer Goods — Housewares; Electrical & Electronics — Other Electrical & Electronics Applications
- Chemical Manufacturing
Product Families
- Inorganics
Other characteristics
- Synonyms
- Dipotassium Carbonate, Kaliumcarbonat
- Markets
- Consumer Goods
- Electrical & Electronics
- Industrial
- Technology
- Base Chemicals & Intermediates
- Did You Know?
The Sabiñánigo center has been producing potassium board for more than half a century and has a high share of the national market, as well as an important export activity.. It is obtained from caustic potash produced in the same center, which represents a competitive advantage of its facilities due to the integration of processes.
- Purpose
Production of special glasses for cathode ray tubes, lighting, laboratory equipment, optical instruments and household dishes.. Other uses in the pharmaceutical, food, pigments and dyes, soaps and liquid detergents, strippers and general chemicals.
- ChemicalFormula
- K2CO3
- How It's Made
- Sabinanigo
- Applicable Processes
- Chemicals Production
- Detergent Manufacturing
- Dye Manufacturing
- Glasses Manufacturing
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Pigment Manufacturing
- Soap Manufacturing
- Base Chemicals End Uses
- Electrical/Electronic Applications
- Marine Applications
- Base Chemicals Functions
- Intermediate
- Marketing and Distribution
- Solid potassium carbonate
- palletized 25 kg bags and polypropylene raffia big-bags palletized and wrapped, of different weights.
- Potassium carbonate in aqueous solution
- 25 t tanks.
- Description And Properties
White salt, soluble in water and insoluble in alcoholic medium, which forms strongly alkaline solutions.. It is obtained by reacting potassium hydroxide with carbon dioxide.
