Calcium
What is Calcium?
Calcium (CAS 7440-70-2) is a reactive alkaline earth metal in elemental form.
Where is Calcium used?
- Steelmaking and non-ferrous metallurgy: desulfurization, deoxidation, inclusion modification
- Nuclear and specialty metals: reduction agent for high-purity titanium, uranium and rare earth metals via metallothermic reduction
- Chemical industry: precursor for calcium hydride and other reactive calcium compounds used in organic synthesis
- Production of specialized industrial desiccants
- Battery and energy storage research: anode material in next-generation calcium-ion cell development
- As a powerful reducing agent and desulfurization reagent, it drives critical metallurgical processes.
Commercial specifications
- Purity levels typically 98% to 99.5%+
- Technical and high-purity grades
- Packaged under inert atmosphere or in sealed containers
Other Names (Synonyms)
element 20|20Ca|Calcium, elemental|SY7Q814VUP|Calcium element|Blood Coagulation Factor IV|Factor IV|Praval