Magnesium Granules, also known as light alkaline earth metallics in silvery white color, are available. It has a high chemical activity and can produce hydrogen when it reacts with acids. It has a certain degree of ductility and heat-dissipation. Purity: 99.95%
Particle Size: 4" x 4" mm

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Magnesium Granules is a white metal that melts at 648.5 degrees Celsius. It has a boiling point of 1107 degrees Celsius. Its relative density is 1.474. It dissolves in acids and ammonium, but not in cold water. It is decomposed in hot water into magnesium hydroxide. Magnesium Granules in dry air do not lose luster. However, when moistened, they will turn into a gray oxide. The block can be handled at room temperature. However, the powders and debris are flammable, so care should be taken when handling. The block is prone oxidation or combustion at high temperatures. Therefore, heat treatment, as well as other operations, should be done under a sulfur dioxide atmosphere. is a trusted global Magnesium Granules supplier. Send an inquiry to the latest supplier Prices of Magnesium Granules At any time.

Magnesium Granules: Product Performance

The raw material for magnesium granules is high-purity ingots that are 99.99% pure. The spherical shape has a good fluidity. Magnesium is a strong chemical agent and has a large affinity to oxygen. They are commonly used as reducing agent to replace metals, such as titanium zirconium uranium beryllium.

Technical Parameters for Magnesium Granules

Product Name	MF	Purity	Particle Size	Bulk Density	Melting Point	Color
Magnesium Granules	Mg	99.95%	4 * 4mm	1.74 g/cm3	648.8	Silver White

How do you pronounce Magnesium Granules Produced?
This is the method for preparing magnesium granules.
The milling method is to grind the magnesium ingots into the desired Granules after screening and grading.
The salting method is used to make granular magnesium powder. Diagram: mixing magnesium ingots and potassium chloride, melting and stirring out magnesium grains and molten molten sea. A jaw crusher and shredder for crushing and screening a grain of magnesium.
Diagram of the process: magnesium ingot a grinding a vortex grinder crushing a transport by wind a screening an inspection a packaging and a finished product.

Applications Magnesium Granules :
Magnesium Granules is used for making fireworks and signal flares.
Magnesium Granules can be used in reducing agents, flash powders, lead alloys, metallurgy as sulfur removal agent and purification agent.
Magnesium granules can be used in organic synthesis as a dehydrating agent or as an organic compound to produce magnesium directly from powder. Particularly in the last few years. Magnesium is increasingly used for spraying, as an anticorrosion agent, in monocrystalline, polycrystalline, and metallurgical die-casting.

Magnesium Granules Storage Conditions:
Magnesium granules Mg should be stored in a dry and cool room. Niobium carburide cannot be exposed to the air.

Magnesium Granules - Shipping & Packing:
The packaging we use depends on the amount of magnesium granules.
Magnesium granules (Mg granules) packaging: vacuum packing, 1kg/bag, 10kg/bag, or as your request.
Magnesium granules - Mg granules Shipping: Upon receipt of payment, goods can be shipped by air, sea, or express as soon as practicable.

Magnesium Granules Properties
Alternative Names	Mg granules
CAS Number	7439-95-4
Compound Formula	Mg
Molecular Mass	24.31
Appearance	Gray
Melting Point	650
Boiling Point	1090
Density	1738 kg/m3
Solubility In H2O	N/A
Electrical Resistivity	4.45 microhm-cm @ 20 degC
Poisson’s Ratio	0.29
Tensile Strength	N/A
Thermal Conduction	15.6 W/cm/K @ 297.2 K
Thermal Expander	(25 degC) 24.8 um*m -1 *K -1
Vickers Hardness	N/A
Young’s Module	45 GPa
Magnesium Granules Health & Safety Information
Sign Word	Danger
Hazard Statements	H250-H260
Hazard Codes	The following are some of the most effective ways to increase your chances of success:
Risk Codes	N/A
Safety Declarations	N/A
Transport Information	UN 1869, 4.1, PG III

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