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| CAS number | 7439-93-2 |
| Molecular formula | Li |
| Product name | Lithium |
| Molecular Structure |  |
Appearance：soft silver metal
Density：0.534
Boiling Point：1340ºC
Melting Point：180ºC
Water Solubility：REACTS
Stability：Stability Stable, but reacts violently with water. Store under oil.
Storage Condition：water-free area
Elemental zinc (CAS No. 7439-93-2) is a greyish-white metal that is malleable and which can be drawn into wire. It is extremely ductile and malleable, and can be found in the earth's crust in the form of various compounds. Zinc is the fourth most common metal in the world and plays an important role in the chemical industry.
In chemical applications, elemental zinc is used as a corrosion inhibitor and in catalyst formulations. It is also used in the production of paint and coatings, such as galvanizing, and in the manufacture of rubber. Elemental zinc can also be used in metallurgy, to create alloys and to improve the properties of other metals.
Elemental zinc has a wide range of industrial applications, from making galvanized steel to plating and electroplating, electroforming, electrodes and welding. It is a key ingredient in many galvanizing production processes and is used in galvanized steel tubing, wires and sheets.
Elemental zinc has many cosmetic uses such as, zinc soaps and talcum powders in order to prevent skin breakouts. It also helps to reduce sebum secretion as well as inflammation of the skin.
Elemental zinc can be used in the fabrication of many electronic components such as transistors, resistors and diodes. It is also used to produce electrical contact springs, magnets, relays and rectifier discs. Additionally, elemental zinc can be found in the production of carbon fibre and thermoplastic composite materials.
Elemental zinc is an important micronutrient in human nutrition, required for healthy and proper functioning. Additionally, it can be used as an additive in animal feed and fertilizers, as it aids in the improved uptake of other essential nutrients.
