Name: Zinc Dust - ComixMen Nigeria
Price: 250000.00 NGN
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Zinc Dust

Zinc dust is a pure metal powder, is odorless and insoluble in water. The zinc dust or powder is created when purified vapors of zinc are condensed. The characteristics of zinc dust include consistent quality, quick reaction time, and improved yields. Furthermore, owing to its reactive nature, it reacts with carbon dioxide very fast and creates the layer on the metal surface. The layer further prevents the reaction with air and water, thereby protects the metal surface from the rust. The metals on which zinc dust can be applied are copper, cadmium, gold, and silver. Zinc dust finds its application in the alkaline batteries, paints grease and lubricants, plastics, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics.

₦250,000.00

Category: Technical Chemical Raw Materials

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Zinc dust, also known as zinc powder or zinc metal powder, is a fine, grayish-white powder made from zinc metal. It has several applications across various industries:

1. *Corrosion protection*: Zinc dust is used as a sacrificial anode to protect steel and other metals from corrosion.
2. *Paints and coatings*: Added to paints and coatings for its anti-corrosive properties and to provide a protective barrier.
3. *Batteries*: Used in the production of alkaline batteries, zinc-carbon batteries, and button cell batteries.
4. *Pyrotechnics*: Used in fireworks, flares, and other pyrotechnic devices due to its ability to produce a bright light when burned.
5. *Aerospace*: Used in the production of rocket propellants and as a fuel in some rocket engines.
6. *Catalyst*: Used as a catalyst in some chemical reactions, such as the production of polyethylene.
7. *Welding*: Used as a filler material in welding processes like brazing and soldering.
8. *Pharmaceuticals*: Used as a catalyst in some pharmaceutical applications.
9. *Cosmetics*: Used in some skincare products due to its anti-inflammatory and antimicrobial properties.

Zinc dust is highly flammable and can be hazardous if not handled properly. It’s important to follow safety guidelines and wear appropriate protective gear when handling zinc dust.