Ca (OH)2

Calcium hydroxide, commonly known as slaked lime or quicklime, is a white powdery solid slightly soluble in water, with the chemical formula Ca(OH)2, and the solubility of 1.65g/L at 20°C. Its aqueous solution is often called limewater.

Calcium hydroxide is a strong alkali with the ability to sterilize and antiseptic, corrosive to skin and fabrics.

Calcium hydroxide has a wide range of applications in industry, often used in the manufacture of bleaching powder, disinfectant insecticides and building materials, etc.

Pharmaceutical Name Calcium HydroxideEnglish Name calcium hydroxideMolecular Weight 74.096 EINECS Login 215-137-3 Density 2.24 g/mL (25 ℃)ApplicationAqueous solution may be verified Carbon dioxide, building materials Alias slaked lime, slaked lime Chemical formula Ca(OH)?CAS Login No. 1305-62-0Water solubility 1.65 g/L(20 ℃)(slightly soluble)AppearanceWhite powdery solidSafety DescriptionLime water can be used as a fungicide and a chemical raw material