Zinc Iodide Production Cost Reports

Zinc Iodide production cost report provides a comprehensive analysis and know-how for setting up a Zinc Iodide production plant. The study covers all the requisite aspects that one needs to know for the production of Zinc Iodide. This includes manufacturing processes, raw material requirements, utility requirements, infrastructure requirements, machinery and technology requirements, manpower requirements, packaging requirements, transportation requirements, etc.

Zinc Iodide is a white crystalline compound with the chemical formula ZnI2. It is an inorganic compound, comprising one zinc and two iodine atoms. Its molecular weight is 319.2 g/mol, and its density is 4.74 g/cm³ at approximately 25 °C. Zinc Iodide is a solid chemical compound and has a strong saline taste. It is a light and air-sensitive crystalline solid chemical that turns brown when exposed. It is a hygroscopic crystalline solid that can be dissolved in water. Similarly, it can also be dissolved in other chemical solvents such as glycerol and is highly soluble in ethyl alcohol. It can also be dissolved in ether and alkalis.

It remains stable under normal conditions while decomposing on heating. It undergoes decomposition by heating it at a high temperature and turns brown while releasing iodine gases in the air. The anhydrous solid readily absorbs water from the atmosphere. Zinc Iodide is prepared by heating zinc with an iodine solution.

It is a zinc derivative that belongs to the class of inorganic salts and is majorly associated with the chemical and pharmaceutical sectors. It is utilized as a catalyst in different chemical reactions, including Friedel-Crafts alkylation and acylation reaction that synthesizes its derivatives, including benzyl iodide, iodoanisole, etc. The compound is utilized as an emulsion in photography and can also be used as a scintillator in radiographic imaging such as X-ray screens.

It helps in converting X-ray photons into visible light and enables to capture of the details in the X-ray. Moreover, it is used as a component in certain nuclear medicines in the pharmaceutical industry. Zinc Iodide is also used as a source of iodine in the production of certain dyestuffs and pigments.

The market for Zinc Iodide is majorly driven by its demand as a zinc salt in the dyestuff, chemical and pharmaceutical industries. Its applications as a catalyst in different chemical reactions for the production of its derivatives boost its demand in the chemical industry.

Moreover, its applications in other commercial operations, including analytical chemistry, photography, X-ray imaging, production of pigments, and dyestuff chemicals, boost its demand in the global market. The procurement of Zinc Iodide is influenced by different factors including its demand, supply, market prices, logistics etc. Hence, the variations in any of these factors associated with its market dynamics (including demand, logistics, supply etc.), directly governs its procurement.