Copper carbonate

Copper carbonate (CAS 1184-64-1), also known as cupric carbonate, is an inorganic copper salt.

Where is Copper carbonate used?

• Agriculture: fungicide and soil amendment supplying bioavailable copper to correct crop and livestock feed deficiencies
• Water treatment: control of algae and microbial growth in reservoirs, irrigation systems and aquaculture
• Mining and metallurgy: precursor in copper refining and ore flotation
• Pigment: stable blue-green coloration in ceramic glazes, specialty coatings and artist materials
• It functions primarily as a copper source for biocidal, nutritional and chemical applications.

Commercial specifications

• Quality expressed as minimum assay percentages
• Bulk packaging in bags or drums; smaller quantities for laboratory or formulation use