Todini and Co s.p.a.

Distribution of chemical products
Nonferrous metal salts and oxides

Other chemical products distributed:

Besides the metal derivatives present in the site, Todini and Co s.p.a.'s list of products distributed has been integrated with salts and oxides of other minor metals and with some organic products requested by its clientele made possible by a network of partnerships with producers all over the world. The products listed here are only some of the most requested.

1. 2. 3. benzotriazole

Benzotriazole is a white to light-brown crystalline compound; it is also known as benzene azimide or azimidobenzene. Benzotriazole is not very soluble in water, but soluble in ethyl alcohol and benzole. Benzotriazole is used in the organic chemical industry as an intermediate and in the photographic industry.

5 sulphosalicylic acid

5 sulphosalicylic acid is a white solid with a slightly pungent odor and is irritating.

bht feed grade

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bht food grade

BHT has the appearance of a yellowish crystalline powder; it is insoluble in water but more soluble in methanol, ethyl alcohol, in benzene, toluene, oils and greases. Butyl-hydroxy-toluene is used as an antioxidant for oils and greases and is also fundamental for the production of soaps and plastic materials.

bht technical grade

BHT occurs as a yellowish crystalline powder; it is insoluble in water but more soluble in methanol, ethyl alcohol, benzene, toluene, oils and greases. Butyl-hydroxy-toluene is used as an antioxidant for oils and greases and is also an important element in the production of soaps and plastic materials.

bismuth oxide

Bismuth oxide is naturally found in bismuthinites; it has the appearance of a yellow powder characterised by rhombic or cubic crystals. If heated, bismuth oxide turns brown and returns to its natural colour on cooling. This compound is also known as bismuth trioxide and yellow bismuth oxide and is used in the chemical industry as a catalyst, in the ceramics and glass industries.

cadmium carbonate

Cadmium carbonate is a white powder occurring in the form of crystals or hexagon crystals. Cadmium carbonate is insoluble in water but soluble in acids, also diluted. It is also soluble in solutions with high concentrates of ammonium salts and potassium cyanide. Cadmium carbonate is however insoluble in ammonia. Cadmium carbonate is mainly used as a reagent and as a starting point for preparing other cadmium salts and pigments. IT IS TOXIC!

cadmium sulphide

Cadmium sulphide occurs naturally as a mineral in a crystalline and shapeless form; the shapeless form has a mainly yellow, orange or brown colour. There are various cadmium pigments which are very resistant to heat and alkalis but not very resistant to acids.

cadmium oxide

Cadmium oxide is a powder that may vary from a reddish-yellow colour to a brownish-yellow colour; it is practically insoluble in water, but soluble in diluted acids. Cadmium oxide is mainly used in the ceramic industry as a pigment or as a catalyst in the dehydrogenation reactions of alcohol. It is important to note that cadmium oxide must be worked in environments using special protective gear since it is very irritating, especially to the eyes.

ferro ammonium citrate red

The red-brown flakes of ferric ammonium citrate red are soluble in water but insoluble in alcohols. Ferric ammonium citrate, another name for the product, is mainly used in the medical and veterinary professions.

indium sulphate

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lactic acid

Lactic acid is a colourless to yellow syrupy liquid which has a tendency to absorb water. Lactic acid is also known as 2 - hydroxypropanoic acid. In nature it is found in milk acid, butter, gastric juices and the brain. It is obtained by lactic fermentation but can also be obtained synthetically.

lead metansulphonate

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lead powder

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manganese acetate

Manganese acetate has the appearance of light pink crystals; it is soluble in water, ethyl alcohol and methyl alcohol. Manganese acetate is mainly used in the textile industry or in the chemical industry where it is used as a oxidation catalyst.

manganese carbonate

Manganese carbonate is found in numerous metals; it occurs as pink crystals, is practically insoluble water but soluble in acids. Also known as manganous carbonate, manganese carbonate is used in the preparation of other manganese salts and in its pure form is used in medicine for treating anaemia.

manganese oxide

Manganese monoxide is a green powder. It is insoluble in water, but soluble in acids. Manganous oxide is widely used in the preparation of dry-cell batteries, in the chemical industry as a catalyst and also in the medical industry.

metansulphonic acid

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peroxodisulfate

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pps piridin propan sultone

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silicon carbide

Silicon carbide has a crystalline appearance with a colour that varies from green to black; it is insoluble in water and in acids, while it is soluble in alkalis. Silicon carbide is a very stable chemical compound, and doesn't react with nitric acid or with sulphuric or hydrochloric acid. Silicon carbide can be used in a variety of applications: as an abrasive in rigid abrasives or as paper and cloths in flexible abrasives and in the processing of metallic materials that have low resistance to traction.

sodium hexametaphosphate

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sodium hypophosphite

Sodium hypophosphite is a white crystalline powder; it is odourless, tasteless and salty. Sodium hypophosphite is very soluble in water, somewhat soluble in alcohol and almost completely insoluble in ether. Sodium hypophosphite is mainly used in the medical field as a nutritional regulator in pathologies caused by bad assimilation of phosphorus. It is important to note that the compound must be kept in sealed containers away from humidity.

sodium tripoliphosphate

Sodium tripolyphosphate comes in two forms: granular or pulverised; the most common is the technical grade. Also known as pentasodium triphosphate and sodium tripolyphosphate, it is used in the composition of soaps and in the production of detergents and various products to soften hard water.

sodium tungstate

Sodium tungstate comes in a white powder or in the form of rhombic tablets. It is very soluble in water, slightly soluble in ammoniac solutions and not very soluble in common organic solvents. Sodium tungstate is also known as Sodium wolframate and is used in organic chemistry as a catalyst for oxidisati on and reduction reactions. It is also used in the dye and textile industry.

solar pme 900

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tellurium dioxide

Tellurium is a rare element; it is rarely found in the elemental state but combined with other metals like gold and silver. The oxide is obtained by adding sulphuric acid to an alkaline solution of tellurium. This metal comes in various forms, including a crystalline and shapeless form; it remains stable in air and burns with a green flame giving off bioxide. Tellurium is a constituent of stainless steel; it is used as a catalyst and as a semi-conductor.

toluiltriazole

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tungsten carbides

Tungsten forms two different types of carbides with carbon: mono-tungsten carbide and tungsten carbide, which are prepared generally using the metal in powder. Both tungsten carbides are insoluble in water and are used in the production of high-speed tools, also known as widia (India) metals.

tungsten trioxide

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tungstic acid

Tungstic acid has the appearance of a very light yellow or greyis h-yellow powder. It can be obtained by decomposing a mineral containing calcium tungstate with hydrochloric acid. Tungstic acid is insoluble in water and most acids except for hydrofluoric acid; it is soluble in alkali hydroxides and ammonia. Also know as wolframic acid and orth-tungstic acid, it is used in the textile industry, in the production of tungsten filaments and plastic materials.

zinc phosphate

Zinc phosphate comes in the form of a white powder. Zinc phosphate is used as a rust inhibitor and to protect coatings.

zinc oxide

Zinc oxide has the appearance of a white powder and is odourless; if heated, it turns yellow and returns to its natural colour on cooling. Zinc oxide is not soluble in water and ethyl alcohol, while it is soluble in acetic acid and ammonia; it is used in the preparation of cement, in the rubber industry and especially in medicine as an antiseptic for preparing ointments, powders and band-aids.

zinc powder

Zinc is a white metal; it is available in the form of ingots, loafs, bars or granules in different shapes and sizes. Zinc powder is also called tutty or cadmium. It has a dark grey colour and is used as a reducing agent in organic chemistry, in hydrometallurgy and as a rust-preventer in paints.

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