Copper Sulphate Crystal

Available in pure form, copper sulphate crystal has a broad scope of applications.  It serves as an important ingredient of fungicide and algaecide that have applications in the agricultural arena and pool water purification process. This chemical serves as a mordant during the dye-making process. It also acts as a catalyst during specific chemical reactions. As a laboratory reagent, it also has utilization in analytical chemistry. Due to its hygroscopic nature, one should store it in an airtight container. The offered chemical remains insoluble in acetone, but it easily dissolves in C2H5OH and water.

• The intense blue color of the Copper Sulphate crystal resembles the vivid hue of the ocean.
• It has a shiny, smooth surface that gives it a pleasing impression to the eye.
• The crystal has a unique crystalline structure and takes the form of prisms or octahedrons, two clearly defined geometric forms.
• It has a moderate degree of toughness, making it susceptible to fingernail scratching but not as readily as softer materials.
• This Copper Sulphate Crystal provides a palpable sense of its solid state when touched, feeling chilly and substantial to the fingertips.
• It has a distinctive metallic fragrance that is frequently related to copper compounds and is comparable to the aroma of just-struck coins.

Ans: Copper Sulphate Crystals may indeed be used to manage pests since they have qualities that can successfully combat some plant illnesses and stop algae and snail growth in water bodies.

Ans: The forming and sizing qualities of the paper are improved by using aluminium sulphate powder, hence the answer is yes.

Ans: Yes, Copper Sulphate Crystal has the potential to be poisonous to fish and other aquatic animals, therefore it may be damaging to aquatic life if it is present in large quantities.

Ans: Yes, Copper Sulphate Crystals can be dissolved in water to form a blue solution, which is commonly used in various applications such as agriculture and laboratory experiments.