Description:
Carbon monoxide (chemical formula CO) is a poisonous, flammable gas that is colorless, odorless, tasteless, and slightly less dense than air. It has both reducing and oxidizing properties and is toxic. At higher concentrations, it can cause varying degrees of poisoning symptoms. Industrially, carbon monoxide is the basis of one-carbon chemistry and can be produced by methods such as the coke oxygen method. It is mainly used for the production of methanol, phosgene and organic synthesis.

Typical Application:
Metallurgical Industry‌
In the metallurgical industry, carbon monoxide is mainly used to extract high-purity metals such as nickel and zinc from raw ores. It can also be used as a reducing agent for refining metals, such as reducing iron oxides in steelmaking blast furnaces.
‌Chemical Industry‌
Carbon monoxide is a key raw material for synthesizing various organic chemicals and intermediates, and serves as a terminator in polyethylene polymerization.
‌Fuel‌
Carbon monoxide can be used as a fuel, especially as a gas fuel in coal gas and coal stoves.
‌Freshness Preservation‌
High-purity carbon monoxide is often used to preserve fish, meat, fruits and vegetables, and bagged rice, especially sashimi, because it can make meat products ruddy and serve as a color fixative.
‌Other Applications‌
Carbon monoxide is used in hypoxia research, medical diagnosis, environmental monitoring, and calibrating instruments for petrochemical and automotive emissions.

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