Description
Magnesium chloride
Magnesium chloride is a reagent designed to melt ice at temperatures up to -35C, which, when it hits an icy surface, begins to absorb water from the air and causes the process of ice melting.
Magnesium dichloride does not cause corrosion of metal elements, is not dangerous for the road surface and does not leave whitish stains on shoes. The drug is safe for the skin of people and pets. Store this reagent in a dry, dark place, in the manufacturer’s packaging.
Uses of magnesium chloride
The use of this salt is mainly due to its anti-icing properties. It is used in the field of housing and communal services to prevent freezing of the road surface. Operates at low temperatures and has less environmental impact, so it is preferred over sodium chloride. It has acceptable corrosivity.
– This salt is mainly used in the production of metallic magnesium, MgCl2 6H2O is used to produce magnesia cements.
– Used to treat ice and snow cover as an additive. As a result of the reaction with the snow causes it to melt. Has the 3rd hazard class (moderately hazardous substances) and aggressive corrosive properties
– Magnesium chloride is an excellent de-icer, helps to eliminate the freezing of bulk cargo;
– Used in building materials and various mixtures;
– It is used in the production of feed additives for growing animals and as a fertilizer;
– Is an excellent bactericidal agent;
– Magnesium chloride is used as fire retardant materials in fire fighting;
– MgCl2 is a high-quality dust suppressant;
– Mentioned salt is used to impregnate wood;
– Also used in medicine and pharmacology;
– This substance is also used by the chemical and oil and gas, as well as the metallurgical industry;
Where and how buy?
ChemLV is a reliable supplier of chemical products. You can buy Magnesium Chloride from us at a favorable price with delivery throughout Latvia. All products sold meet international standards, which is confirmed by certificates. Regular and wholesale customers are waiting for good discounts and special offers.
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