Product Description
- Chemical Characteristics Mercury in Chloride Form, HgCl2
- CAS No. 7487 94- 7
- E.U. Index 28-34-48/24/25-50/53
- Melting Point 277
- Boiling Point 302
- Appearance White Crystalline Powder
- Toxicological Information Highly Toxic. Avoid inhalation, eye contact, skin contact and ingestion
- Personal Protection Must wear eye protection glasses, mask, gloves and boots while handling the material
- Fire Fighting Methods Water spray. Carbon dioxide, dry chemical powder, or appropriate foam.
- Hazard Information Emits toxic fumes under fire conditions
- Handling Keep away from heat, sparks and open flame. Containers to be kept closed
- tightly. This product will oxidize slowly if exposed to air
- Packaging HDPE Drums with double poly-lined bags inside. Custom packaging upon request. (terms & conditions applied)
- Storage Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place and away from fire, sparks and incompatible substances. Keep tightly closed. Light sensitive. Moisture sensitive.
- Shelf Life Mercuric Chloride is sensitive to moisture. Unsealing the container and leaving exposed to open air or storing in humid areas will reduce the shelf life.
Property | At Temperature or Pressure | Value |
Molecular Weight | - | 271.5 AMU |
Boiling Point (BP) | 760 mmHg | 302 |
Melting Point (MP) | - | 277 |
Vapor Pressure | 236 | 1.3 mmHg |
Specific Gravity / Density | - | 5.44 g/cm |
STABILITY
- Stable: Stable
- Conditions to Avoid: Light. Moisture
- Materials to Avoid: Strong oxidizing agents, Strong bases.
HAZARDOUS DECOMPOSITION PRODUCTS
- Hazardous Decomposition Products: Mercury/mercury oxides.
HAZARDOUS POLYMERIZATION
- Hazardous Polymerization: Will not occur
TOXICOLOGICAL INFORMATION
- ROUTE OF EXPOSURE -
- Skin Contact: Causes burns.
- Skin Absorption: May be fatal if absorbed through skin
- Eye Contact: Causes burns.
- Inhalation: Material is extremely destructive to the tissue of the mucous membranes and upper respiratory tract. May be harmful if inhaled
- Ingestion: May be fatal if swallowed.
REGULATORY INFORMATION
- EU DIRECTIVES CLASSIFICATION
- Symbol of Danger: T+-N
- Indication of Danger: Very toxic. Dangerous for the environment
PARTICULARS | SPECIFICATIONS |
Form | Granular, White Crystalline powder |
Specific Gravity | 5.44 |
Assay (as HgCl2) - After Drying | 99.5 % |
Sulfate | 0.001 % (max) |
Nitrate | 0.001 % (max) |
Iron (as Fe) | 0.001 % (max) |
Lead | Not Traceable |
Insoluble Matter (In hot DM water) | 0.05 % (max) |
Foreign Matter not precipitated by Hydrogen Sulfide | 0.08 % (max) |
Residue on Ignition | 0.1 % (max |
Technical Details 
Superior Quality for Industrial ApplicationsOur Mercuric Chloride Battery Grade is manufactured with 99.5% purity, ensuring it meets stringent industrial and battery sector requirements. The high standard makes it ideal for demanding processes, offering low impurity levels for better performance and reliability. Companies benefit from consistent quality for their production lines and technical applications.
Safe Handling and Storage GuidelinesGiven its toxic properties, mercuric chloride must be handled with proper personal protective equipment and stored at room temperature in secure, well-ventilated areas. Adhering to these safety measures not only safeguards personnel but also preserves the compound's quality, ensuring long-term usability.
Trusted Exporter, Manufacturer, and Supplier from IndiaAs a renowned exporter and manufacturer based in India, we supply high-grade mercuric chloride worldwide. Our production processes comply with international quality standards, ensuring prompt and safe delivery for all types of industrial customers seeking reliable chemical sources.
FAQ's of Mercuric Chloride Battery Grade:
Q: How is Mercuric Chloride Battery Grade used in battery manufacturing?
A: Mercuric Chloride Battery Grade is primarily used as an electrolytic agent or in other components within batteries to enhance performance. Its high purity level ensures efficient conductivity and stability in the battery chemistry.
Q: What precautions should be taken when handling mercuric chloride?
A: Given its toxic nature, mercuric chloride should always be handled in a well-ventilated area using appropriate protective equipment, including gloves, goggles, and masks, to avoid direct contact or inhalation.
Q: When should mercuric chloride be stored, and at what temperature?
A: Mercuric chloride should be stored immediately after receipt, in sealed containers at room temperature, away from moisture and incompatible substances, to maintain its chemical stability.
Q: Where can I purchase battery grade mercuric chloride in large quantities?
A: You can source battery grade mercuric chloride directly from recognized exporters, manufacturers, and suppliers in India who specialize in high-purity industrial chemicals.
Q: What is the process of manufacturing battery grade mercuric chloride?
A: Battery grade mercuric chloride is produced through chemical processes involving purified mercury and chlorine reactions. Strict quality controls ensure high purity (99.5%) and minimal impurities for industrial use.
Q: What are the benefits of using high-purity mercuric chloride in batteries?
A: Utilizing high-purity mercuric chloride ensures superior battery performance, increased longevity, and reduced risk of impurities interfering with electrical conductivity or chemical stability.