Copper sulfate stone 50 g

We offer you the magical and safe solution for cleaning pools, sewage pipes, and eradicating insects in farms... It is copper sulfate stone from Shumul Herb Store. Copper sulfate simply is a chemical compound resulting from the union of copper, symbolized as Cu, with sulfates, symbolized as SO4, producing copper sulfate with the formula CuSO4. Copper sulfate can be either hydrated or anhydrous, and generally features antibacterial, antifungal, and insecticidal properties. 1- What is the difference between hydrated and anhydrous copper sulfate? The difference between hydrated and anhydrous copper sulfate is the presence or absence of water molecules as follows: Hydrated copper sulfate contains five water molecules, thus it has the formula CuSO4·5H2O. When heated, it loses the water molecules and turns into anhydrous copper sulfate. Due to the water molecules, hydrated copper sulfate is a crystalline solid with a blue color and is called Pentahydrate, while anhydrous copper sulfate appears as a white powder. Hydrated copper sulfate is called blue stone, blue net, or blue glass due to its color, and it has various uses compared to anhydrous copper sulfate. 2- Uses of copper sulfate The methods of using copper sulfate are diverse, and we mention some of the most important: Disinfectant for pools and bathroom floors, as it kills algae, bacteria, and fungi, providing prevention from athlete's foot that causes fungal growth between toes when bathing or swimming in unclean places. Using copper sulfate as an antifungal and antibacterial agent on fruits, vegetables, and other agricultural crops. An insecticide that protects crops and soil from insects and snails. Useful in cleaning sewage pipes and drains, preventing root growth inside that causes blockages. A chemical reagent in laboratories to detect the presence of sugar in food products. Used in decoration because it has a beautiful blue dye that adorns ceramics and cement. Also used in medical laboratories to diagnose certain diseases like anemia. On the other hand, farmers use copper sulfate as a foot bath for livestock to protect them from foot rot, preparing the bath solution by dissolving 100 grams of copper sulfate in one liter of water. 3- Risks and precautions when using copper sulfate Continuous exposure to copper sulfate may cause a burning sensation and irritation to the skin and eyes. Therefore, it is recommended to wear gloves and goggles when handling this substance. If copper sulfate is accidentally ingested, it is preferable to seek ambulance assistance as it may cause poisoning. Keep this substance out of reach of children, and do not feed it to birds or fish due to its toxicity. Finally, where is copper sulfate sold? You can find our blue stone or hydrated copper sulfate at Shumul Herb Store, and it will be delivered to you wherever you are across the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.