Friday, January 8, 2010

Were can i get Zinc metal powder?

were can i get zinc metal (powder)


i need it a since experiment.


does any one now how or were i can get it?Were can i get Zinc metal powder?
Go to www.ebay.com, and search for ';zinc powder';. At the moment, there are a number of sources listed, many at reasonable prices. See below for a direct link (Be sure what you buy is the metal powder, not one of the compounds. Zinc metal powder or zinc dust).





Added note: Contrary to what's been said (at least in the USA) obtaining such materials as zinc powder and most other chemicals is not at all difficult if you are a commercial or educational buyer. Lab supply houses will happily sell to commercial, industrial, or educational customers. For certain items, shipping may be difficult or expensive, however





Many suppliers are unwilling to sell chemicals to private persons (for a number of good reasons), but in general the purchase of most chemicals by individuals is still legal (at least in the USA). While the major suppliers will not sell to you as an individual, there are some specialty suppliers for many materials. Ebay is a good first place to try. Failing that, try ceramic and pottery suppliers and other sources such as www.skylighter.com or www.firefox.com. Note that these sources in general will sell only to persons of legal age, however.Were can i get Zinc metal powder?
It is extremely hard to get zinc powder these days, due to its high flammability. You can try a laboratory supplier, but even lecturers and researchers have a hard time getting it.
Any scientific catalog. e.g. Fischer or Merck.
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  • How do you seperate zinc powder and sodium chloride?

    Its simple


    Just add water and warm the solution


    Make sure that the water is not acidic or basic bcoz as zinc is amphoteric it dissolves in both


    Now NaCl dissolves in pure water whereas zinc doesnt


    Filter the soln and separate Zn and dry it to get back NaClHow do you seperate zinc powder and sodium chloride?
    Add warm water to dissolve the salt and filter off Zn or decant off the salt soln.

    Potassium manganate(VII) is heated with liberation of oxygen and reacts with zinc powder.?

    what is the amount of oxygen that would react with 2g of zinc powder at the room conditions?





    RAM:Zn=65,O=16,I mole gas at room conditions=24 dm3Potassium manganate(VII) is heated with liberation of oxygen and reacts with zinc powder.?
    0.49 gm





    0.37 dm^3Potassium manganate(VII) is heated with liberation of oxygen and reacts with zinc powder.?
    2/65 x 1/2 x 32 for the mass.





    2/65 x 1/2 x 24 for the volume

    Where can i get zinc oxide powder?

    easiest way to DO it offline:


    do to a metal shop, buy zinc plates.


    then, take a bowl put the zinc in, then add H2O2. then, filter it and crush it...Where can i get zinc oxide powder?
    Lots of places. Try this one.





    http://www.coleparmer.com/catalog/produc鈥?/a>

    Where can i get zinc dust/powder?

    i need it for an experimentWhere can i get zinc dust/powder?
    http://www.skylighter.com/mall/chemicals鈥?/a>

    Redox reaction between zinc powder and aqueous copper nitrate?

    Zn (aq) + Cu(NO3)2 yields Zn(NO3)2 (aq) and Cu (s).





    Why is the copper displaced by zinc black in color and not brown in color? The original copper powder is brown in color.Redox reaction between zinc powder and aqueous copper nitrate?
    I suspect that there must be an oxide coating on the copper grains. This doesn't happen if you use iron filings and copper sulphate (or nitrate) solution - you get lovely brown copper powder.

    Why does zinc granules often appear to have a white powder on their surface?

    ZnO





    It's been oxidized by the air. Hey - maybe it could be Zn3N2 (zinc nitride) since nitrogen is more prevalent in the air - don't know the color of Zn3N2, might be both.Why does zinc granules often appear to have a white powder on their surface?
    Zinc reacts with the air and forms a coating of zinc oxide on its surface
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