Calcium chloride anhydrous (CaCl₂) is a chemical compound made up of calcium and chlorine. It is a kind of salt that appears as a white, highly soluble solid at room temperature. It also has the property of being deliquescent, which means it can absorb moisture from the air and become liquid. Calcium chloride is known to be hygroscopic, which implies that it can easily absorb moisture from the atmosphere. In its anhydrous form, it is present as a white, granular or powdered solid. Additionally, it is highly soluble in water and releases heat when it's dissolved.
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Calcium Chloride (Anhydrous)
Oil and Gas
SYNONYMS
Calcium Dichloride
MOLECULAR WEIGHT
110.98 g/mol
CAS NUMBER
10043-52-4
CHEMICAL FORMULA
CaCl2
HS CODE
282720.0
DENSITY
2.15 g/cm3
MELTING POINT
772–775 °C
BOILING POINT
1,935 °C
VISCOSITY
Not Specified
SHELF LIFE
2 years
TYPICAL PROPERTIES
Not Specified
How is Calcium Chloride Anhydrous different from other forms of calcium chloride?
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