Battery Grade Lithium Carbonate 99.5% CAS NO.554-13-2

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Lithium carbonate Basic information

Product Name:    Lithium carbonate
Synonyms:    Camcolit;Candamide;Carbolith;Carbolithium;Carbolitium;Carbonic acid lithium salt (Li2CO3);Ceglution;CP 15467-61
CAS:    554-13-2
MF:    CLi2O3
MW:    73.89
EINECS:    209-062-5

Lithium carbonate, an inorganic compound with the chemical formula Li2CO3, is a colorless monoclinic crystal or white powder. The density is 2.11g/cm3. The melting point is 723°C (1.013*10^5Pa). Soluble in dilute acid. Slightly soluble in water, the solubility in cold water is greater than that in hot water. Insoluble in alcohol and acetone. It can be used to make ceramics, medicines, catalysts, etc. Commonly used raw materials for lithium-ion batteries.

Description    Lithium carbonate (molecular structure is Li2CO3, English name is lithium carbonate) as a colorless monoclinic crystal or white powder. Density is 2.11. Melting point is 618 ℃. Without deliquescence, it is stable in the air. Low solubility in water, the solubility decreases with increasing temperature. Solubility in cold water is greater than hot water. It is Soluble in dilute acid, insoluble in alcohol and acetone. Carbon dioxide is introduced into the aqueous suspension of lithium carbonate, lithium carbonate is converted to lithium acid carbonate and dissolved. If the solution of lithium acid carbonate is heated and then it releases carbon dioxide and precipitates lithium carbonate. The nature of the lithium carbonate may be used to remove impurities from lithium carbonate. Since lithium ion has a strong polarizability, thus thermal stability of lithium carbonate is worse than other alkali metal carbonate, when heated to above the melting point, it will decompose to produce carbon dioxide and lithium oxide.