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Copper(Ii)Diethyldithiocarbamate

Supplier From United States
Apr-16-25

We supply electroplating chemicals, industrial polishing and welding consumables, water treatment, powder coating, fertilizers. We stock and carry an extensive range of ready to use chemicals. We deal with so many different chemicals and we would like you to contact us for more information about our different chemicals and products.

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Price: $26 - $105 / Kilogram (FOB)
MOQ: Not Specified
Product Grade: 98.5

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Assay (Cu%): 55-58%
Zn: 30 ppm Max
Pb: 5 ppm Max
Fe: 30 ppm Max
Ni: 10 ppm Max
Cl: 15 ppm Max
Insoluble in Acid: 30 ppm Max
Dissolving Speed (sec): 30 sec Max
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