Copper Chloride
Chemical name
Copper (I) Chloride
CA.S. No.   7758 – 89 – 6
ELINCS / EINECS No.   231 – 842 – 9
Chemical Class   Chloride
Chemical Family   Metal Salt
Structural Formula   CuCl
Synonym   Cuprous Chloride
Dicopper Dichloride
Cuprous Dichloride
Copper Monochloride
Chloride Medny
Copper (1+) Chloride
Common Name   Cuprous Chloride
Physical Appearance   Gryes White Powder
Copper Content (Cu)   63.50 % Min.
Purity   97.5% Min.
Copper as Cupric Chloride   1% Max.
Molecular Weight   98.99 gm/mole
Water Solubility   Slightly soluble in water
Moisture   1% Max.
Acid Insoluble   0.03% Max.
Iron [Fe]   0.03% max.
Boiling Point   1366 'C [2491 F] or 1490 ‘C [2714 F]
Melting Point   422 'C [ 792 F] to 430 ‘C [ 806 F]
Toxicity   Oral Rat LD50: 140 mg/kg
H.S. Code   2827.3940
Vapor Pressure   1.546 'c or (1.3 mm hg @ 546 ‘c)
Maximum Temperature at   PP = 200’ F / 095’C
PVDF = 275’ F/ 135’C
PTFE = 450’ F / 235’C
NFPA Rating   Health: 2 Flammability: 0 Reactivity: 0
Element
%
Formal Oxidation Staste
Cl
35.81
-1
Cu
64.19
1
- Solid State Structure
- Geometry of Copper:
- Prototypical Structure: Zns (Sphalerite, Zinc Blende)
- Isotope Pattern
What follows is the calculated isotope pattern for the CuCl unit with
the most intense ion set to 100%
- Application:
- In manufacturing of Copper Phthalocyanine Blue Crude.
- As a catalyst in Pharmaceutical Industries.
- In manufacturing of Vat dyes, Agrochemicals, Acrylonitrile -   Synthesis.
- In purification of Carbon Monoxide Gas.
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