How to use Cupric Oxide powder in the ceramics? How to select the best CuO for your specific needs? The importance of Copper monoxide quality in the ceramic production process.
CuO
Copper Oxide is used in the production of enamels, coatings, and glazes, too.
Black copper oxide (CuO) is a blackish-grey powder used as a colorant in the preparation of slips and glazes. It acts as a flux and produces fluid glazes. Black copper oxide can also be prepared as a wash and used for brushwork application to bisqueware. In oxidation, it typically produces greens, while its reduced form is red. Because it contains more copper than copper carbonate, copper oxide is more intense.
Copper Oxide - Uses in Pottery
How to use Cupric Oxide powder in ceramics?
Cupric oxide powder is a pigment used in the ceramic industry for imparting blue, green, or red tints in ceramics, glazes, and enamels. Under normal oxidizing conditions, the CuO molecule remains unchanged and produces clear green colors in oxidation glazes. Copper Oxide (II) is well-known for its ability to produce blood-red and fire-red colors in reduction atmosphere firings where it is altered to Cu2O. Cupric Oxide, also known as tenorite mineral, is used not only as a coloring agent in ceramics but also in the production of enamel frits to increase the adherence on surfaces. Moreover, it is a strong flux and even 2% can considerably increase the melt fluidity of a glaze.
The importance of Copper monoxide quality in the ceramic production process.
Black Copper Oxide powder quality plays a key role in the production process of ceramics. Carefully selected raw materials can guarantee a top-quality cupric oxide-free-flowing powder. In fact, copper monoxide (CuO) lots can have different technical specifications, grades, and particle sizes to satisfy the different needs in the production process of ceramics, glazes, and enamels. Arte Fo Ltd. distributes Black Copper Oxide in the standard packaging. For specific needs, we can supply custom-made packaging according to customers' requirements.
How to select the best CuO for your specific needs?
Contact us to get details on our Cupric Oxide specifications and request a quote. You can also get a sample of our Copper Oxide Black for ceramic applications, and test it in your production plant. Share your questions and technicals needs and we will be ready to satisfy your requests.
More about Black Copper Oxide in Wikipedia
Formula: CuO
Molecular Weight: 79,545 g/mol
Form: Black to brownish-black amorphous or crystalline powder or granules
CAS Number: 1317-38-0
Density: 6.315 g/cm³
Synonyms: CUPRIC OXIDE, Copper(II) oxide, Copper oxide, oxocopper, Copper monoxide, Banacobru ol, Paramelaconite, Copacaps, Copporal, Natural tenorite, Wolmanac concentrate, Boliden Salt K-33, Caswell No. 265, CI Pigment black 15
COPPER OXIDE - Black Cupric Oxide - CuO - Copper(II) Oxide pigment
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- Product Code: Oxide - Copper Oxide - CuO
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