Cupric acetate (or Copper II acetate) is a greenish-blue, fine powder. Soluble in water, alcohol and ether. It has a slight acetic acid (vinegar) odor.
Applications...
- Wood preservation: Cupric acetate is used as a wood preservative to prevent rot and decay. It is also used to treat wood that is in contact with water, such as boat docks and piers.
- Textile dyeing: Cupric acetate is used as a mordant to help fix dyes to fabric. It is also used to produce a blue-green dye.
- Electroplating: Cupric acetate is used in electroplating to deposit a thin layer of copper onto other metals. This is used to protect the metal from corrosion and to give it a decorative finish.
- Patination: Cupric acetate is one of the most common chemicals used to patina a metal surface and create beautiful pieces of art. It can be used to create a variety of colors, including green, blue, and black.
Cupric Acetate only ships to destinations within the 48 contiguous US states and Canada using Standard Ground. No air deliveries allowed.
Used in the following patina formulas:
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