Nickel Carbonyl Ni(CO)₄
Nickel Carbonyl Powder Grade 255: (Bulk Density (G/cm3)= 0.5-0.65, APS (FSSS)= 2.2-2.8 microns, Typical Surface Area (BET)= 0.7)
Nickel Carbonyl Powder Grade 287 (Bulk Density= 0.75-0.95, APS= 2.6-3.3, Typical Surface Area= 0.6)
Nickel Carbonyl Powder Grade 123 (Bulk Density= 1.80-2.70, APS= 3.0-7.0, Typical Surface Area= 0.4)
Liquid carbonyl nickel (colorless)
Carbonyl nickel powders are in powder metallurgy. They are also used to produce electrodes for batteries and fuel cells. Other uses include welding rods, high-temperature filters, binding agents, electronic materials, and hard metal binding agents
Steel drums. Custom packaging available upon request
Carbonyl Nickel TSCA (SARA Title III) Status: Listed. Highly Hazardous
For further information, please call the EPA Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention (OCSPP) at 202-564-2902.
Carbonyl Nickel CAS Number: 13463-39-3
Carbonyl Nickel UN Number: 3089
Carbonyl Nickel is highly hazardous. Nickel carbonyl may be fatal if absorbed through the skin or, more likely, inhaled due to its high volatility. When inhaled, it decomposes, giving you a dose of carbon monoxide and depositing nickel in your lungs, where the toxicity comes from. It has an LC50 for a 30-minute exposure estimated at three ppm. It is immediately fatal at 30 ppm. The vapors of Ni(CO)₄ can auto-ignite.