High Purity Copper Sulfide CuS CAS 1317-40-4, 99%
Copper sulfide has the chemical formula CuS. It is dark brown and extremely insoluble.Particle size : 100mesh
Purity: 99.99%
Product Name: CuS Powder Copper Sulfide Powder CAS 1317-40-4
Purity: minimum 99%
Coppersulfide, or Coppersulphide, is an inorganic substance. Copper Sulfide Chemical Formula is: CuS. The cuprous ion is a dark brown, extremely polar ion. It is one of most insoluble substances, second only to silver, mercury, and sulphide sulfur.
About Copper sulfide cuS powder:
Copper Sulfide is inorganic compound, with chemical formula cuS. It is black and brown powder or granular material. The insolubility of copper sulfide makes it one of most difficult substances in the world to dissolve. The bonding of copper sulfide can't be accurately described as simple oxidation forms, because the properties are covalent and not ionic. This results in a complex band structure.
Copper sulfide is both a mineral and a compound. It can be classified in three different categories: mixed single sulfide , single sulfide , and disulfide . Copper sulfide, also known as cuprizone, is a naturally occurring mineral. It conducts electrical current moderately. Minerals and synthetic materials both contain copper sulfide.
Copper sulfide refers to a variety of compounds and minerals that are used in the production of synthetic and natural materials. Some copper sulfides have economic importance. Copper sulfide includes Cu2S (chalcocite) as well as CuS (copper porphyry). In the mining world, bornite and chalcopyrite, a copper-iron mixed sulfide compound, are often called "copper" sulfide. The composition of copper-sulfide minerals varies widely, and is a mixture of copper-iron sulfide.
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How does Copper Sulfide Powder get produced?
The reaction between copper and sulfur cannot be heated directly, as the sulfur oxidation rate is low. This will lead to a mixture consisting of copper sulfide (and cuprous sulfur):
2Cu+S==^==Cu2S , Cu+S==^==CuS
Copper powder and sulfur can be dissolved in carbon dioxide at 100 degrees to make pure copper-sulfide.
Cu+S==100 , CS2==CuS
Double decomposition is used to prepare copper sulfide in the laboratory.
CuCl2+H2S====CuS|+2HCl (weak acid to strong acid)
This reaction may occur when copper sulfide becomes too insoluble and causes the equilibrium balance to shift to the left.
CuSO4+Na2S====CuS|+Na2SO4
Application of : Bismuth Oxide (Bi2O3) powder
Copper sulfide is used for the following purposes:
Solar cell
Superionic conductor
Photodetector
Conductive electrode
Photothermal spectrum analysis conversion equipment
Microwave shielding Coating
Radiowave absorber active
Gas sensor
Infrared Radiation Polarizer
Conditions of storage for Copper Sulfide (CuS) Powder:
Copper Sulfide CuS Powder cannot be exposed to the air. It should be packed in vacuum and kept in a room that is cool and dry. CuS Powder should also not be exposed to stress.
Packaging & Shipping Copper Sulfide (CuS) Powder:
Copper Sulfide CuS Powder comes in many different packing options.
Copper Sulfide CuS Poudre packing: vacuum packaging, 100g,500g or 1kg/bag; 25kg/barrel.
Copper Sulfide CuS POWDER shipping: Could be shipped by air or sea as soon after payment receipt.
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Copper Sulfide Properties
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Alternative Names
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copper(II) sulfide, copper(II) sulphide, CuS powder
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CAS Number
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1317-40-4
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Compound Formula
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CuS
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Molecular Mass
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95.61
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Appearance
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Black Powder
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Melting Point
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500
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Boiling Point
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N/A
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Density
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4.6 g/cm3
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Solubility In H2O
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N/A
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Exact Mass
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94.901672
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Copper Sulfide Health & Safety Information
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Sign Word
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Hazard Statements
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Hazard Codes
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N/A
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Risk Codes
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N/A
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Safety Declarations
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Transport Information
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