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Calcium chloride anhydrous lumps are hygroscopic, making them effective desiccants for various solvents. Processed from limestone and hydrochloric acid, they absorb moisture, enhancing stability in packaging. Commonly used in pharmaceuticals, food preservation, and chemical industries, they prevent spoilage, improve shelf life, and reduce humidity, benefiting multiple applications across diverse sectors.

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Calcium Chloride Dihydrate Crystals

Calcium chloride dihydrate crystals (CaCl2HO) are odorless, white solids used in buffer solutions with a pH of 4.5-8.5. Processed from limestone, they stabilize pH levels in pharmaceuticals and biochemical applications. Their moisture-absorbing properties make them valuable in food, chemical, and environmental industries, enhancing product longevity and stability.

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Calcium Chloride Fused Lumps

Calcium chloride fused lumps (CaCl) are critical in cement manufacturing and as concrete additives, enhancing hydration and strength. Processed through the fusion of calcium carbonate and hydrochloric acid, they also aid oil drilling by reducing fluid viscosity. Their ability to accelerate curing and manage moisture benefits construction and energy industries.

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Calcium Chloride Anhydrous Powder

In the paper manufacturing business, 95% pure calcium chloride anhydrous powder (CaCl) is crucial for controlling moisture and improving paper quality. It is made from hydrochloric acid and limestone and is used at research facilities for a variety of purposes. Its hygroscopic qualities increase durability, which makes it useful in a variety of industries, including as manufacturing and chemicals.

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