Hydrated Lime Kalsium hidroksida (Calcium hydroxide) Ca(OH)2

Specification of Hydrated Lime Kalsium hidroksida (Calcium hydroxide) Ca(OH)2

Calcium hydroxide is also called slaked lime, or hydrated lime (lime that is watered down). The mineral name Ca (OH) 2 is portlandite, because this compound is produced by mixing water with Portland cement. The suspension of calcium hydroxide fine particles in water is also called milk of lime (English: milk = milk, lime = lime). The Ca (OH) 2 solution is called lime water and is a base of medium strength. These solutions react violently with various acids, and react with many metals in the presence of water. The solution becomes cloudy when carbon dioxide is passed, because calcium carbonate is deposited.

Its use:

1. Flocculants in water, sewage treatment, and management of acid soils.

2. Alkaline material to replace sodium hydroxide

3. Chemical reagents

4. Pesticides to treat the impact of whitefly infestation. Bemisia tabaci, vector gemini virus.