Payment: T/T, L/C Product Origin: China Shipping Port: Beijing/Shanghai/Hangzhou Order (MOQ): 1kg Lead Time: 3 working days Production capacity: 1000kg/month Storage condition: Stored in cool, dry place, room temperature. Package material: drum Package size:1kg/drum, 5kg/drum, 10kg/drum, 25kg/drum

Item	Specification
Characteristics	White crystalline powder
Identification	Positive reaction
Melting range	128 to 131℃
Loss on drying	≤0.5%
Residue on ignition	≤0.5%
Heavy metals	≤0.003%
Readily carbonizable	≤matching fluid A
Assay	98.5% to 101.5%

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