Coastal sea water (Hg)

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Coastal sea water (Hg) Specification

Molecular Formula
H2O + trace minerals and Hg

CAS No
7732-18-5 (for water) and 7439-97-6 (for Hg)

Poisonous
YES

Melting Point
-2C to 0C (dependent on salinity)

Taste
Salty

Usage
Raw material for salt production chemical extraction aquatic applications

Density
1.02 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Physical Form
Liquid

Smell
Briny

Ph Level
7.5 to 8.4

HS Code
2501.00.90

Shape
Amorphous liquid

EINECS No
231-791-2 (for water) and 231-106-7 (for Hg)

Solubility
Miscible in water

Molecular Weight
Variable due to dissolved components

Purity
Variable due to natural impurities

Grade
Industrial/Environmental

Structural Formula
H2O with variable ionic contaminants including Hg

Appearance
Clear to light blue

Application
Industrial cooling desalination marine ecosystem support

Properties
Conductive saline naturally occurring impurities including Hg

Ingredients
Water (H2O) dissolved salts trace minerals mercury (Hg)

Shelf Life
Indefinite under natural conditions

Refractive Rate
1.339 to 1.341

Storage
Keep in corrosion-resistant containers prevent mercury contamination release

About Coastal sea water (Hg)

Coastal Sea Water (Hg) is an industrial-grade liquid known for its briny smell, salty taste, and variable molecular composition due to dissolved salts, trace minerals, and mercury (Hg). Its appearance ranges from clear to light blue, offering natural conductivity and salinity while containing naturally occurring impurities, including mercury. With a storage requirement that prevents mercury contamination through corrosion-resistant containers, this liquid supports aquatic ecosystems and industrial cooling processes. It is also utilized in desalination, raw material production for salt, chemical extraction, and other marine applications. Coastal Sea Water has a melting point of -2C to 0C (depending on salinity), a density of 1.02 g/cm, and a pH level between 7.5 and 8.4. It is miscible in water, maintaining an indefinite shelf life under natural conditions. The liquids refractive index ranges from 1.339 to 1.341.