Iron (II) Sulphide Fused Sticks

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Variation ID		Product Code	Pack Size	List Price
7149	photo_camera	GPC3853-2X	250g GPC3853-2X	£8.25
7150	photo_camera	GPC3853-5X	500g GPC3853-5X	£13.72
7151	photo_camera	GPC3853-Y	1Kg GPC3853-Y	£22.04
7152	photo_camera	GPC3853-5Y	5Kg GPC3853-5Y	£82.46

What is Iron (II) Sulphide? Iron (II) Sulphide is a solid compound that consist of iron and sulphur in a stable, fused form. These sticks are typically formed by heating and combining iron and sulphur under controlled conditions, creating a solid that is often used in industrial and chemical applications. They are valued for their ability to act as a reducing agent and are commonly used in applications that require the controlled release of sulphur or iron.

Consistent Quality: We use only carefully sourced Iron (II) Sulphide Fused Sticks, ensuring reliable and consistent performance for a wide range of applications in industrial processes and chemical synthesis.

Shipped from Manchester, UK Facility: Sourced and packaged in non-toxic, chemical-resistant containers, ensuring safe handling and consistent quality for our customers.

Frequent Uses

Chemical Synthesis and Industrial Applications
Often used in chemical synthesis, where their properties as a reducing agent are highly valued. They are employed in various chemical processes, including the production of other sulphides and in reactions where the release of sulphur or iron is required. The sticks are also used in the preparation of certain iron compounds, making them crucial in industrial chemistry.

Metallurgical Applications
Used in metallurgy for the removal of impurities from molten metals. The compound acts as a fluxing agent in certain metal production processes, where it helps to improve the purity and quality of the metal by binding to impurities and promoting their removal during smelting or refining operations.

Petroleum Industry
In the petroleum industry, Iron (II) Sulphide is used in various applications, including in the refining of crude oil. It is employed as part of the desulphurisation process, where it helps to remove sulphur compounds from oil and gas streams, improving the quality of the final products and reducing the environmental impact of sulphur emissions.

Catalysis in Chemical Reactions
As a catalyst in several chemical reactions, particularly in those that require sulphur or iron to facilitate the process. These sticks can catalyse hydrogenation reactions, organic synthesis, and other industrial processes where the controlled release of sulphur or iron is beneficial.

Environmental Applications
In environmental applications, particularly in the treatment of wastewater and contaminated soil. It is employed to neutralise toxic substances, such as heavy metals, and prevent the leaching of harmful compounds into water systems. In addition, it is used in the treatment of acid mine drainage, where it helps to precipitate and remove heavy metals from water.

Fuel and Energy Applications
Can be used in certain fuel applications, where their combustion properties are employed to generate heat and energy. The controlled release of iron and sulphur during burning makes them useful as a component in certain industrial fuel systems and energy production methods.

Rubber and Plastics Industry
In the rubber and plastics industry, Iron (II) Sulphide is occasionally used in the vulcanisation process, where it helps to enhance the strength and elasticity of rubber materials. Its ability to act as a stabiliser and promoter of cross-linking makes it valuable in the production of durable and high-performance rubber products

Thermite Reactions: Generates intense heat for welding and cutting.
Chemical Synthesis: Used in various chemical reactions and lab syntheses.
Pyrotechnics: Creates sparks and special effects in fireworks.
Safety Devices: Acts as an ignition source in safety devices.
Ceramics: Used in ceramic glazes for color effects.
Education: Demonstrations and experiments in chemistry education.
Chemical Research: Studied for its chemical properties.
Metalworking: Applied in metalworking processes.
Electrochemistry: Used in electrochemical applications.
Photography: Historically used in early photography.