Description
Iron (II)
Sulphate / Ferrous Sulphate
 Description
Ferrous sulphate heptahydrate
also known as Iron (II) Sulphate is a blue green crystal with the
formula FeSO4.7H2O. Originally it was known as "green vitriol" or
"copperas". It is soluble in water and melts at *4C. It is produced
as a by-product of titanium dioxide
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Detail
Specification
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Synonyms:Â Ferrous
sulfate; Iron (ii) sulfate; green vitriol; iron vitriol;
copperas;
Appearance:Â blue/green
crystals
CAS
No: ***2–*3–0
Synonyms:Â Ferrous
sulfate; Iron (ii) sulfate; green vitriol; iron vitriol;
copperas;
Appearance:Â blue/green
crystals
CAS
No: ***2–*3–0
EINECS
No: **1–**3–5
Molecular
weight:Â **8.*1
Insoluble
in:Â Alcohol
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Application
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1.It is used
as a mordant in dyeing wool,
2. it can be
used in the manufacture of ink,
3. it can be
used in water purification as a substitute for aluminum
sulphate,
4. it can be
used as a fertilizer, and as a feed additive.
5. It
is also used to produce magnetic
ferric oxide.
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Packing : *5
kgs woven bag lined with plastic bag or ton
bag
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Payment : *0%
T/T as deposit ,*0 % balance made when receive the copy of B/L
.
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MOQ: *3
MT
