EMERY
- Product Name
- EMERY
- CAS No.
- 12415-34-8
- Chemical Name
- EMERY
- Synonyms
- EMERY;emery(containinglessthan;emery(containinglessthan1%quartz)
- CBNumber
- CB9760862
- Formula Weight
- 0
- MOL File
- Mol file
EMERY Property
- EPA Substance Registry System
- Emery (12415-34-8)
N-Bromosuccinimide Price
- Product number
- CHM1038526
- Product name
- EMERY
- Purity
- 95.00%
- Packaging
- 5MG
- Price
- $504.88
- Updated
- 2021/12/16
EMERY Chemical Properties,Usage,Production
Uses
As a loose abrasive grains. Through pressure blasting, emery (relatively coarse grain size) could used to cleans tone and concrete, clean metal castings, prepare surfaces for painting, and etch glass and plastics . It is mainly used for sawing stone, rough grinding plate glass, and surfacing stone. Emery (fine-grained powders) could charge brass tube which drilling small holes in glass, porcelain, gemstones,ect. Emery cou cast into the treads of steps and ramps to increase traction.
As a bonded abrasives. Emery are bonded and pressed or molded into a wide variety of bonded abrasives such as grind ing wheels, honing stones, and tumbling media.
Most of the emery is used as hardener for heavy-duty concrete floors and as nonskid material on bridges and at tollbooths.
Definition
A mineral form of corundum (aluminum oxide) with some iron oxide and silica impurities. It is extremely hard and is used as an abrasive and polishing material.
Definition
emery: A rock composed of corundum(natural aluminium oxide,Al2O3) with magnetite, haematite, orspinel. It occurs on the island ofNaxos (Greece) and in Turkey. Emeryis used as an abrasive and polishingmaterial and in the manufacture ofcertain concrete floors.
General Description
Odorless, white, crystalline powder. Natural aluminum oxide. Very high melting and hard. Used for polishing, grinding, and abrasive operations. An inhalation hazard when present as a dust.
Reactivity Profile
EMERY has only only low chemical reactivity. May react as a base with very strong acids
Agricultural Uses
Emery or corundum is a naturally occurring alumina (natural aluminum oxide, Al203)used as an abrasive and polishing material, and in the manufacture of some concrete floors.