Description
Charcoal made from peat is elemental carbon with empirical formula C, CAS number 7440-44-0, molar mass 12,01 g/mol and density 2,31 g/cm³. Produced from peat feedstock, this grade provides a straightforward carbon material for laboratory applications that call for charcoal rather than a specialised activated powder. It can be used in general chemical work where bulk carbon is required for adsorption, filtration support or preparatory steps. The defined CAS identity, molar mass and density support clear material documentation in laboratory inventories and method descriptions. Suitable for routine laboratory handling where peat-derived charcoal
This article is part of Organic building blocks & synthesis reagents, in Organic chemicals & synthesis reagents.
Key features
- Methylene blue adsorption: 19 g/100 g
- Bulk density: ~280 kg/m3
- Ash: ≤15.0 %
- Water: ≤5.0 %
- pH value: alkaline
- Iodine value: ≥700
- Particel size (<0,71 mm): ≤5.0 %
- Particle size (> 3,35 mm): ≤10,0 %
- CAS number: 7440-44-0
- Pack sizes: 1 kg, 5 kg, 2.5 kg, 25 kg, 10 kg
- EG nr.: 231-153-3
- Empirical formula: C
- Molar mass: 12,01 g/mol
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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