
Calcium oxide Nanoparticles / Nanopowder (CaO, 30-50nm, purity: 99.5%)
₹1475.00
Technical Specifications
Property  | Specification  | 
|---|---|
Chemical Name  | Calcium Oxide (CaO)  | 
CAS Number  | 1305-78-8  | 
Molecular Weight  | 56.08 g/mol  | 
Purity  | ≥ 99.5%  | 
Appearance / Color  | Fine White Powder  | 
Particle Size (Average)  | 30–50 nm  | 
Morphology  | Irregular / Near-Spherical  | 
Crystal Structure  | Cubic (Periclase)  | 
Density  | 3.34 g/cm³  | 
Bulk Density  | 0.5–0.9 g/cm³  | 
Specific Surface Area (BET)  | 40–80 m²/g  | 
Melting Point  | 2570 °C  | 
Boiling Point  | 2850 °C  | 
pH (in Aqueous Suspension)  | ~12.4  | 
Solubility (in Water, 20°C)  | 1.7 g/L (reacts to form Ca(OH)₂)  | 
Reactivity  | Reacts exothermically with water and CO₂  | 
Stability  | Hygroscopic; absorbs moisture and CO₂ forming Ca(OH)₂ / CaCO₃  | 
Key Features
High Purity (≥ 99.5%) ensuring minimal impurities for advanced material use.
Nanoscale Particle Size (30–50 nm) providing enhanced surface reactivity and catalytic efficiency.
High Surface Area: Increases chemical reactivity, adsorption, and reaction kinetics.
Thermally Stable: Extremely high melting and boiling points make it suitable for high-temperature applications.
Strong Basic Nature: Ideal for acid neutralization and catalytic base reactions.
Highly Reactive Toward Moisture/CO₂: Converts readily to calcium hydroxide or carbonate—useful for CO₂ capture research.
Uniform Morphology: Fine white powder with consistent particle distribution for easy dispersion.
Applications
1. Environmental Applications:
CO₂ sequestration and gas purification.
Wastewater treatment and acid neutralization.
Flue gas desulfurization and pollution control.
2. Construction & Cement Industry:
Nano-additive in cement and concrete for strength enhancement and reduced porosity.
Quicklime source for high-performance building materials.
3. Catalysis & Chemical Reactions:
Catalyst and catalyst support in transesterification, biodiesel production, and organic synthesis.
Precursor for calcium-based nanocomposites and ceramics.
4. Ceramics & Glass Manufacturing:
Used as a flux and stabilizing agent in glass and ceramic materials.
Enhances thermal and mechanical properties.
5. Biomedical & Antibacterial Uses (Research Grade):
Investigated for antimicrobial coatings and bioceramic composites.
Used in controlled release and biomineralization studies.
6. Research & Nanotechnology:
Useful in materials science, adsorption studies, and photocatalysis.
Ideal for developing high-reactivity calcium-based nanomaterials.
