Ferro Sulphur

Ferro Sulphur is used in metallurgy give the steel or alloy the desired sulphur content. It is used for this purpose instead of elemental sulphur,because the low melting point of the sulphur could accumulate onthe molten metal surface,causing SO2 emis

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Introduction

Pyrite is an iron sulfide generated by sulphur reacting with iron present in sedimentary rock (limestone and sandstone) in a reducing environment.
It comes in an astonishing array of forms -- from discoids (also known as sunflowers), to suns, to perfect cubes -- all in the same glittering, glassy, golden shade.
When found with quartz crystals (as it often is), the encrustation of pyrite causes the quartz to form delicate, needle-like points unlike any you've seen before! Pyrite is also part of what makes Lapis Lazuli (a vivid blue rock with pyrite veins) such a popular stone for tumbling, beads and carving.

How to tell the gold and fools'gold?
Iron Pyrite has so often been mistaken for gold that its better-known name is "fool's gold." It has a warm yellow color, it's metallic, and it glitters and sparkles just like the real thing. So how can you tell if you've found gold, or simply fool's gold?
1. Try using a straight pin to stab the specimen. Gold is a very soft metal and will bend or break when you do this; iron pyrite is much harder and won't budge.
2. If you have a 10x magnifier (or loupe), examine your find closely. Pyrite has a cubic structure; gold does not.
3. Take a magnet with you. Iron pyrite will stick to the magnet because of its high iron content; gold will not.
4. You can also use a drop of nitric acid to test your specimen. (Caution is advised.) Nitric acid will turn iron pyrite black, but gold will remain the same color.

To complicate things even further, pyrite and gold are often found in the same locations. If you're out gold-panning and think you've found gold, look closely. If it's floating all over the pan, it's just pyrite. But if it settles to the bottom, you've gotten lucky!

Pyrite we sell :

Properties :

index	value
S min	49 %
Fe min	45 %
SIO2 max	3 %
ZN+PB max	0.1 %
AS max	0.1 %
H2O max	1 %

It is stable under normal pressure and temperature conditions.

However, it should be kept away from heat and ignition sources.

Empty containers may present a risk of fire.

Contact with moisture, acids and strong oxidizers should be avoided, as well as from flammable materials.

It is not classified as a hazardous good for transportation.

Size:

-150mesh/-325mesh 10--30mm,10--50mm,5-15mm 200mesh,325mesh,400mesh,95%passing

Application :

Ferro Sulphur is used in metallurgy give the steel or alloy the desired sulphur content.

It is used for this purpose instead of elemental sulphur,because the low melting point of the sulphur could

accumulate onthe molten metal surface,causing SO2 emissions and also a deterioration of its mechanical

propertiesby the formation of a low eutectic melting point in the grain boundaries.

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