Copper acetate (Cu(CH₃COO)₂) – offer, price, where to buy | Manufacturer and distributor
Copper acetate (Cu(CH₃COO)₂) – high purity, competitive price, delivery within 24 hours. We are an experienced distributor of chemical raw materials, offering copper acetate in various purities: technical, pure, pro analysi (p.a.) and ACS.
Our copper acetate is dedicated to the chemical industry, agriculture, research laboratories, pigment manufacturers, and companies in the ceramics and arts industries. Each delivery is accompanied by a certificate of analysis (CoA), safety data sheet (SDS) and complete technical documentation. We guarantee consistent quality between batches, competitive wholesale prices and technical support.
Main applications: catalyst in organic synthesis, fungicide in plant protection, ceramic and artistic pigment, analytical reagent, dye production, wood preservation, synthesis of copper compounds.
Basic specification – copper acetate Cu(CH₃COO)₂
| Chemical name | Copper(II) acetate |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | Copper acetate, Cupric acetate |
| Chemical formula | Cu(CH₃COO)₂ (anhydrous), Cu(CH₃COO)₂·H₂O (monohydrate) |
| CAS number | 142-71-2 (anhydrous), 6046-93-1 (monohydrate) |
| EC number (EINECS) | 205-553-3 (anhydrous), 200-487-6 (monohydrate) |
| Molar mass | 181.63 g/mol (anhydrous), 199.65 g/mol (monohydrate) |
| Character / form | Blue-green crystals (monohydrate), dark green powder (anhydrous) |
| Cleanliness available | Technical / Pure / For analysis (p.a.) / ACS / Extra pure |
| Solubility | Good in water (72 g/100 ml at 20°C), good in ethanol, poor in ether |
| Decomposition temperature | 240–250°C |
| Available packaging | 100 g / 250 g / 500 g / 1 kg / 5 kg / 25 kg (bags) |
| Documentation | SDS, CoA, Technical Specification |
Terms and conditions of B2B cooperation – wholesale copper acetate
Why is it worth working with us?
- Wholesale deliveries – orders from 1 kg, delivery throughout Poland and the EU, ADR transport
- Volume discounts– up to 15% discount for larger orders
- Batch repeatability – each delivery with CoA and LOT number, quality guarantee
- Short lead time – We ship warehouse products within 24–48 hours.
- Permanent contracts – framework agreements with fixed prices for 6–12 months
- Technical support– assistance in product selection and process optimization
- Trade credit – flexible payment terms for regular customers
Do you need copper acetate?
Get in touch with us!
Ask about current prices, availability, and wholesale discounts. We will respond within 24 hours.
Write or callCopper acetate – price and pricing factors
The price of copper acetate depends on several key factors:
- Chemical purity: p.a. and ACS products are more expensive than technical products
- Product form: monohydrate vs. anhydrous form
- Order size:The price per kg decreases with larger quantities (volume discounts).
- Current copper price: quotations on metal exchanges
- Packaging:standard vs. specialized
- Documentation: additional certificates (GMP, agricultural certificates) may affect the price
Retail orders (100–1000 g): from several dozen to several hundred zlotys
Wholesale orders (25+ kg):individual pricing with a discount
Do you need copper acetate? Contact us!
Ask about current prices, availability, and wholesale discounts. We will respond within 24 hours.
Copper acetate – where to buy? Ask for an offer!
Order a sample or request a wholesale quote
We offer free samples of copper acetate (50–250 g) for quality testing before placing a larger order. For B2B customers, we prepare individual quotes taking into account:
- Size and frequency of orders
- Documentation and certification requirements
- Special technical requirements (cleanliness, product form)
Contact us – we respond within 24 hours!
Contact details
Phone: +48 724 967 482
E-mail: biuro@elpolap.com.pl
Address: Nowa Wieś Królewska 46, Powiat wrzesiński / PL
Sales department working hours:
Monday – Friday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
What is copper acetate?
Definition and chemical formula of Cu(CH₃COO)₂
Copper acetate is an inorganic chemical compound with the formula Cu(CH₃COO)₂, which is a salt of acetic acid and copper in the II oxidation state. It occurs most often in anhydrous form and as a monohydrate Cu(CH₃COO)₂·H₂O, characterized by intensely blue-green crystals.
Occurrence and general characteristics of the compound
Copper acetate occurs extremely rarely in nature, mainly as the mineral hoganite (a rare copper(II) acetate mineral), but its occurrence is marginal and of no industrial significance. In industrial and laboratory practice, only synthetic forms of this compound are used, valued for their catalytic and fungicidal properties. The substance is highly soluble in water and polar organic solvents.
Do you need copper acetate?
Get in touch with us!
Ask about current prices, availability, and wholesale discounts. We will respond within 24 hours.
Write or callApplication of copper acetate
Copper acetate in the chemical industry (catalyst, synthesis)
In the chemical industry, copper acetate acts as a catalyst in oxidation and organic coupling reactions. It is used in polymer synthesis, dye production, and as a precursor for other copper compounds. Its catalytic properties are used, among other things, in Ullmann reactions and pharmaceutical synthesis.
Use in agriculture – fungicide and plant protection
The use of copper acetate in agriculture includes its use as an effective fungicide in protecting plants against fungal diseases. It is used in preparations to combat potato blight, powdery mildew, and other plant pathogens. Due to its toxicity, strict standards of use must be observed.
Pigments – use in art, paints, ceramics, and glass
The characteristic blue-green hue of copper acetate is used in the production of artistic pigments, ceramic paints, and glass coloring. In art conservation, it serves as a component of patinas and preservatives for metal objects.
Do you need copper acetate?
Get in touch with us!
Ask about current prices, availability, and wholesale discounts. We will respond within 24 hours.
Write or callMethods for obtaining copper acetate
Reaction of metallic copper with acetic acid and oxidizing agent
The basic method of obtaining copper acetate involves the reaction of metallic copper with acetic acid in the presence of an oxidizing agent, such as hydrogen peroxide or atmospheric oxygen. The process is carried out at room temperature or with slight heating, which accelerates the reaction.
Obtaining copper(II) acetate: anhydrous form and monohydrate
Copper(II) acetate can be obtained by evaporating an aqueous solution to obtain a monohydrate, or by dehydration at elevated temperatures to obtain an anhydrous form. Controlling the crystallization conditions allows the product to be obtained with the desired purity and crystal morphology.
Physicochemical properties of copper acetate (properties of copper acetate)
Appearance, color, crystal form
Copper(II) acetate monohydrate forms dark blue or blue-green crystals with a monoclinic crystal structure. The anhydrous form is characterized by a dark green color and greater hygroscopicity. The fresh, dry substance has a barely perceptible odor, but when exposed to moisture, it releases a characteristic acetic acid odor.
Solubility and stability
The compound is highly soluble in water (approximately 72 g/100 ml at 20°C) and ethanol, and slightly soluble in ether. It is stable in dry air, but in a humid environment it may undergo partial decomposition with the release of acetic acid.
Thermal stability of copper acetate
Copper acetate is stable at room temperature. Thermal decomposition occurs in the range of 240-250°C, leading to the formation of copper oxides, water, and acetic acid decomposition products.
Chemical reactivity and characteristic reactions
Copper acetate reacts with bases to form a blue precipitate of copper(II) hydroxide, and with hydrogen sulfide to form black copper(II) sulfide. It exhibits the typical properties of copper(II) salts in ion exchange and complexation reactions.
Safety of copper acetate use (copper acetate toxicity)
CLP/GHS classification and hazards
According to the CLP Regulation, copper acetate is classified as harmful to the aquatic environment (category 1) and irritating to the skin and eyes. It requires labeling with warning pictograms and appropriate hazard statements (H and P).
Precautions and rules for working with the substance
When working with copper acetate, wear protective gloves, goggles, and lab clothing. Avoid inhaling dust and contact with skin. Work in well-ventilated areas or under a lab fume hood.
Storage and disposal
Store the substance in tightly closed containers, away from sources of heat and moisture. Dispose of in accordance with local regulations for chemical waste; do not pour into drains due to toxicity to aquatic organisms.
Do you need copper acetate?
Get in touch with us!
Ask about current prices, availability, and wholesale discounts. We will respond within 24 hours.
Write or callDocumentation and technical data
Safety Data Sheet (SDS)
The Safety Data Sheet contains comprehensive information on physical and chemical properties, hazards, precautions, and emergency procedures. Available from the manufacturer or distributor before first use of the product.
CAS number, EC number, structural formula
Copper(II) acetate monohydrate has CAS number: 6046-93-1, EC number: 200-487-6. The molar mass is 199.65 g/mol for the monohydrate. The structural formula shows a copper(II) ion coordinated by two acetate anions.
Available purities and product forms
The product is available in the following purities: technical, pure (p.a.), pure for analysis (p.a. ACS), extra pure. Forms: crystalline monohydrate, anhydrous form, aqueous solutions of specified concentration.
Where can I buy copper acetate?
Laboratory and industrial availability
Copper acetate is available from chemical reagent distributors, both in laboratory packaging (from 100 g) and industrial packaging (25 kg bags). The purchase requires company registration and compliance with chemical substance trading regulations.
Factors affecting price
The price depends on the purity of the product, its form (anhydrous is more expensive than monohydrate), package size, and quality certification. ACS products and those with analytical purity are significantly more expensive than technical products.
Wholesale and B2B orders
Companies offer preferential terms for bulk orders, price negotiation, and just-in-time delivery. B2B cooperation often includes flexible payment terms and technical support.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
-
What is copper acetate?
Copper acetate is an inorganic chemical compound that is a salt of acetic acid and copper(II). It occurs in anhydrous form and as a monohydrate, forming characteristic blue-green crystals. The compound dissolves well in water, forming intensely blue solutions. It is used in many industries and scientific research.
-
What is copper acetate used for?
Copper acetate is used as a catalyst in organic synthesis and oxidation processes, as a fungicide in agriculture, as a pigment in ceramics and the arts, and as a reagent in chemical laboratories. It is also used in wood preservation and certain textile processing processes.
-
How is copper acetate obtained?
Copper acetate can be obtained through reactions of copper(II) compounds with acetic acid or its salts. In technical and laboratory chemistry, various general synthesis methods based on acid-base and oxidation reactions are used. The end product is copper acetate crystals, which are separated and purified using appropriate techniques.
-
Is copper acetate toxic?
Copper acetate is a highly toxic substance. It can cause skin and eye irritation, and its ingestion leads to acute health problems. It is also very toxic to aquatic organisms. When working with it, gloves, safety glasses, protective clothing and proper ventilation should be used.
-
At what temperature does copper acetate decompose?
The thermal decomposition of copper acetate usually begins at a temperature of approximately 240–250°C. Initially, the compound loses its crystallization water, and then undergoes further chemical changes, leading to the formation of copper oxides and decomposition products of acetate groups.
-
How to crystallize copper acetate?
The crystallization of copper acetate is usually carried out by slowly evaporating its aqueous solution or by controlled cooling of a saturated solution. Slow processes promote the formation of larger and purer crystals. This technique is a typical method of purifying chemical compounds under laboratory conditions.
-
What should copper acetate not be combined with?
Copper acetate should not come into contact with strong oxidants, acids, or bases, as this may lead to violent or undesirable chemical reactions. Contact with reactive metals should also be avoided, and the compound should be stored in dry, sealed containers.
-
What happens when copper acetate is heated?
When copper acetate is heated, dehydration occurs first, followed by thermal decomposition at higher temperatures. This produces copper oxides and gases that are the products of the decomposition of acetate groups. The process is irreversible and leads to the complete loss of the compound's original chemical structure.
-
Where can I buy copper acetate?
Copper acetate can be purchased from Elpolap Sp. z o.o. , a company specializing in the production and distribution of chemical raw materials. The company offers both large industrial batches and smaller quantities tailored to customer needs. Elpolap provides proven product quality, technical support and professional service for industries such as agriculture, food and cosmetics.
Contact us about the offer
Order a sample and receive a wholesale quote
We offer copper acetate samples in small quantities (50-250 g) for preliminary laboratory testing and parameter verification before placing a larger order. Business customers can count on dedicated price calculations that take into account the delivery volume, delivery schedule, and the specifics of the required technical documentation. We guarantee comprehensive technical advice, support in choosing the right product form, and assistance in analyzing safety data sheets. Contact us for a quote tailored to your requirements.
Contact form / contact details
Phone: 724 967 482
E-mail: kontakt@elpolap.com.pl
Address: Nowa Wieś Królewska 46,
62-304 Nowa Wieś Królewska
Sales department working hours:Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m. We respond to inquiries within 24 business hours.
This information is of a purely technical and commercial nature. It does not constitute an offer within the meaning of the Civil Code. All parameters and technical data are subject to change without prior notice.
See other chemical raw materials
Silver nitrate
A compound with antibacterial and catalytic properties. Used in technical industry as a silvering agent.