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CAS No: 1313-99-1
Chemical Formula: NiO
Molecular Weight: 74.69 g/mol
Density: 6.67 g/cm³
Packaging Types: 25 kg bags, drums, IBCs
HS Code: 2825.40
Appearance: Green to black powder (bunsenite crystal structure)
Melting Point: ~1960 °C
Solubility: Insoluble in water, soluble in acids
Crystal Structure: Cubic (NaCl type)
Purity Grades: 99.0–99.99% depending on application
Battery Industry: Precursor for NCM/NCA cathode materials in lithium‑ion batteries
Ceramics: Green pigments, high‑temperature stable glazes
Catalysts: Used in hydrogenation and other industrial catalytic systems
Metallurgy: Intermediate in nickel refining
Thermal decomposition of nickel carbonate or hydroxide
Direct oxidation of nickel metal
By‑product of electrolytic nickel refining
| Sector | Suitability | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Battery production | ✔ | Cathode precursor, high purity required |
| Ceramic pigments | ✔ | Stable green pigment |
| Catalysts | ✔ | Industrial catalyst carrier |
| Food/Cosmetics | ✖ | Heavy metal, prohibited |
REACH: Registered, subject to restrictions
CLP/GHS: Classified as carcinogenic, respiratory sensitizer, environmentally hazardous
ADR/RID: Hazardous substance classification
Nickel monoxide
Nickelous oxide
Bunsenite (mineral form)
Pigment code: C.I. 77777
Nickel carbonate (for pigments and catalysts)
Nickel sulfate (solution‑based precursor production)
Standards: REACH, ISO 9001/14001, TS EN process standards
Import/Export: HS Code 2825.40, ADR/RID compliance required
Labeling: GHS pictograms, H/P statements
GHS Pictograms: ☠️ Toxic, 🫁 Respiratory hazard, ⚠️ Environmentally hazardous
Storage: Dry, sealed packaging, away from moisture
Transport: Leak‑proof packaging, pallet stability
PPE: Nitrile gloves, goggles/face shield, P3 respirator
Packaging: 25 kg bags, 50 kg drums, 1000 kg IBCs
Main producer countries: China, Russia, Canada, Finland
Trade names: Nickel monoxide, NiO
Purity: 99.0–99.99%
Forms: Powder, nanopowder, granules
Test Parameters: ICP‑OES (metals), XRD (phase), BET (surface area), particle size distribution
Waste Management: Classified as heavy metal oxide; disposal via licensed facilities
Recycling: Recoverable in metallurgical processes
Carbon Footprint: High due to mining and refining; sustainability programs focus on energy efficiency
GHS pictograms
Packaging visuals (bags, drums, IBCs)
Sector suitability table ✔/✖