Petroleum Potassium Carbonate K2CO3 891 °C Melting Point White Color

industrial grade Carbonate of potash K2CO3 CAS 584-08-7

used for petroleum

Potassium Carbonate, commonly called potash or pearlash, is a chemical

compound which is also known as K2CO3. It is the substance that forms strong

water solution. In 1742, Antonio Campanella discovered potassium carbonate and

found it to be the primary component of potash. Pearlash is created when potash is

heated in a Kiln to remove impurities. Before baking powder was discovered in the

late 18th century, Pearlash is used to bake breads. Potassium Carbonate used in

many different functions. They are odorless and also known as potash or pearl ash

Potassium Carbonate is white and can be powdered or be in a crystalline structure

and it is are odorless. Potassium Carbonate absorbs water easily from air and it

dissolves in water. They can be formed with other compounds and also can be

manufactured in other uses. Potassium Carbonate is soluble in water but insoluble

in ethyl alcohol. Potassium carbonate abstracts in water into potassium (K+) and

carbonate ions (CO32-). The dissolution/dissociation in water releases heat also

when potassium carbonate is added to water, an efficient reaction occur. When the

substance decomposes at high temperature, the vapor pressure of the substance is

very low and a melting point cannot be found.
 

Food

When Potassium Carbonate is mixed with water, it causes it to heat up. But it

only lasts for short time. For example, grass jelly is being used by Potassium

Carbonate which is a common Asian cuisine. Also, commonly when we bake

thick bread such as gingerbread, Potassium Carbonate is used too.

In the lab

For drying agent in the lab, Potassium Carbonate is the best example for

calcium chloride and magnesium but not for acidic. Potassium Carbonate

removes small traces of acidic impurities to have better conservation.

Potassium Carbonate can also be formed as an electrolyte which helps in cold

fusion experiment. To measure heat, electrolyte with heavy water is used.

Before they are distilled, Potassium carbonate can also be used to dry

ketones, alcohols, and amines.

Q: Do you supply product report?

A: Yes. We'll give you product analysis report before shipping.

Q:How do you control the quality?

A: We will make samples before mass production, and after sample approved, we'll

begin mass production. Doing 100% inspection during production, then do random

inspection before packing.

Q: what’s your packing ?

A: Normally,standard export packing,also we can do packing as your require