Strontium Nitrate Production Cost Reports

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

Strontium Nitrate is a chemical compound that is mainly incorporated in fireworks. The compound is non-combustible in nature but accelerates the combustion process. It is a white crystalline solid chemical compound that may explode on longer exposure to heat or fire. It is also termed as nitrate of strontium and is majorly composed of nitrogen, oxygen, and strontium ions. Strontium Nitrate depicts a melting boiling point that measures around 570 °C and 645 °C, respectively.

It is extremely soluble in water and readily dissolves when added to water, forming a clear solution. Similarly, the chemical exhibits very little solubility in some of the chemical solvents such as alcohol or acetone, etc. The compound decomposes on heating at a certain temperature and emits fumes such as nitrogen oxide. Strontium Nitrate is an inorganic chemical compound that shows its major associations with the chemical and fireworks industries. It is primarily used in producing crackers and fireworks, where it acts as a red colorant chemical and oxidizer.

It depicts excellent solubility and, hence, is utilized in various commercial applications, including pyrotechnics and chemical activities. It is also applicable in some of the major chemical synthesis methods, along with the preparation of aqueous solutions for industrial purposes. It serves as the pigments in railroad flares and the signal lights. Additionally, Strontium Nitrate is also used in some of the electrophysiological experiments.