Calcium Granules

Product Overview
Calcium granules are silvery-white light metals with a soft texture and low density (1.54 g/cm³). They exhibit high chemical reactivity. Calcium granules have a melting point of 839±2°C and a boiling point of 1484°C. They react with water or acids to produce hydrogen gas. The surface of calcium granules naturally forms a protective oxide and nitride film, preventing further corrosion. These granules are widely used in alloy manufacturing, metallurgy, petrochemical industries, and other fields, offering significant industrial application value.

Features

• Soft texture, low density, and high chemical reactivity.
• Self-protecting by forming an oxide layer on the surface to prevent further corrosion.
• Excellent reducing properties, suitable for various industrial reactions.

Applications
Calcium granules are widely used in several industrial fields:

• Metallurgy: As a reducing agent in metallurgy, calcium granules are commonly used in the production of ferrous alloys, especially in desulfurization, deoxidation, and decarbonization processes.
• Alloy Manufacturing: In alloy production, calcium granules act as a deoxidizer, improving the purity and quality of alloys.
• Petrochemical Industry: As a dehydrating agent, calcium granules help remove moisture from petroleum, optimizing the quality of petroleum products.
• Electronics Industry: Calcium granules are used in electron tubes as a gas-absorbing agent, maintaining the performance of the tubes.