| Product name | Sodium Cyanide |
|---|---|
| Category | Mining Chemicals |
| CAS number | 143-33-9 |
| Molecular formula | CNNa |
| Molecular weight | 49.007 g/mol |
| Appearance | White solid (briquette, granule or powder) |
| Purity / grade | 98% min |
| Transport class | UN 1689, Class 6.1 (toxic) |
| Origin | Confirmed per shipment |
| Place of supply | Worldwide |
Sodium cyanide is the principal lixiviant for gold and silver extraction. It is supplied only to licensed mining and industrial users and must be handled under strict site, transport and import controls.
Steel drums with inner liner, bulk boxes or ISO containers as permitted by the destination regulator. Final packing, labelling and documents (SDS, COA, TDS) are confirmed in the quotation for your destination.
Store locked, dry and well ventilated, separated from acids, oxidisers and moisture. Never mix with acids: hydrogen cyanide gas is released. Always read the supplier safety data sheet before use.
Buyers reviewing Sodium Cyanide can use these Anflo resources alongside independent chemical references for specification, documentation and handling checks.
For independent chemical identity, regulatory and workplace-safety reference, buyers can also consult PubChem, ECHA CHEM, the U.S. EPA chemicals resources, OSHA chemical-hazard guidance, and NIOSH chemical-safety resources.
| Commercial detail | Reference information |
|---|---|
| Reference catalogue price | $2,550.00 USD |
| Packaging / measurement basis | Steel drums with inner liner, bulk boxes or ISO containers as permitted by the destination regulator. Final packing is confirmed in the quotation. |
| Availability | Subject to current stock, grade, export documentation and destination requirements. |
Pricing note: catalogue references are not binding offers. Final pricing is confirmed against grade, quantity, packaging, Incoterm, freight and destination.
| Product name | Sodium Cyanide |
|---|---|
| Category | Mining Chemicals |
| CAS number | 143-33-9 |
| Molecular formula | CNNa |
| Molecular weight | 49.007 g/mol |
| Appearance | White solid (briquette, granule or powder) |
| Purity / grade | 98% min |
| Transport class | UN 1689, Class 6.1 (toxic) |
| Origin | Confirmed per shipment |
| Place of supply | Worldwide |
Typical values for identification. The exact specification, certificate of analysis and safety data sheet are confirmed for each shipment.
| Packaging | Steel drums with inner liner, bulk boxes or ISO containers as permitted by the destination regulator. Final packing is confirmed in the quotation. |
|---|---|
| Storage | Store locked, dry and well ventilated, separated from acids, oxidisers and moisture. Never mix with acids: hydrogen cyanide gas is released. |
| Delivery | Worldwide, by sea, road or rail, with shipping terms agreed in the quotation |
| Documents | Commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading; SDS, COA and TDS on request |
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A commercial invoice, packing list and bill of lading come with every shipment. A safety data sheet, certificate of analysis and technical data sheet are available on request.
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For independent reference, see the PubChem record and the Wikipedia overview. Registration and hazard information is searchable in the ECHA chemicals database. Exposure limits are summarised in the NIOSH Pocket Guide, and transport classes follow the UNECE dangerous goods recommendations.
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