Industrial Grade Lithium Carbonate

Molecular Formula:Li₂CO₃

CAS NO.:554-13-2

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Product Introduction

Molecular Formula : Li₂CO₃

CAS NO. : 554-13-2

Formula weight: 73.891

Product Introduction : Lithium carbonate is a colorless monoclinic crystal or white powder; slightly soluble in water, soluble in acid, insoluble in alcohol and acetone; specific gravity is 2.11, melting point is 720℃, boiling point is 1310℃.

Quality Standards :

Composition	Content Requirements（%）-1	Content Requirements（%）-2
Li₂CO₃	≥99.0	≥99.2
Na	≤0.15	≤0.08
K	≤0.005	≤0.003
Ca	≤0.04	≤0.025
Fe	≤0.0035	≤0.002
Mg	\	≤0.015
Cl-	≤0.02	≤0.01
SO42-	≤0.35	≤0.2
H₂O	≤0.3	≤0.3
Hydrochloric acid insoluble matter	≤0.3	≤0.005

Uses: Mainly used to prepare various lithium compounds, lithium metal and its isotopes, and also used to prepare chemical reaction catalysts and refrigerant lithium bromide; widely used in lithium batteries, semiconductors, glass, ceramics, enamel and enamel, steel continuous casting protection slag, television, medicine, atomic energy industry, chemical analysis reagents, etc.; also used as a coagulant for cement admixtures, etc.

Packaging: plastic inside and woven outside, 25 kg/bag, 500 kg/bag, or packaged on demand.

Application Areas

‌Industrial grade lithium carbonate is widely used in many fields‌. First, it plays an important role in glass manufacturing. It can react with substances such as silicon dioxide and potassium oxide to make high borosilicate glass. This glass has the advantages of high refractive index and low dispersion, and is widely used in optical instruments and TV screens. ‌ Secondly, industrial grade lithium carbonate is also used in ceramic manufacturing. It can react with substances such as aluminum oxide to make high-temperature stable ceramics, which are widely used in aviation, aerospace, military and other fields. ‌
In addition, lithium carbonate can also be used in medicine, food, synthetic rubber, dyes, semiconductors, military defense industry, televisions, atomic energy, catalysts and other fields. ‌ In terms of specific applications, industrial grade lithium carbonate can be used to make enamel and glass, as a raw material for the preparation of lithium compounds and metallic lithium, and as an electrolytic bath additive for aluminum smelting. ‌ In the field of medicine, lithium carbonate can be used to treat manic psychosis and make sedatives. ‌ In the food industry, lithium carbonate also has certain applications. ‌ In addition, lithium carbonate is also used in synthetic rubber, dyes, semiconductors, military defense industry, televisions, atomic energy and other fields. ‌