AMMONIA SOLUTION 30% ARACS

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MOQ : 500 Milliliters

AMMONIA SOLUTION 30% ARACS Specification

Melting Point
-77.7C (approx.)

HS Code
28142000

Poisonous
No

Purity
30%

Boiling point
24.7C (at atmospheric pressure for 30% concentrated solution)

Storage
Store in a cool well-ventilated area away from heat and open flames. Keep container tightly closed.

Ph Level
12 (approx. for 30% solution)

Solubility
Completely miscible in water

Molecular Weight
35.05 g/mol

Molecular Formula
NH4OH

Structural Formula
H-N-H with an OH group attached (ammonium hydroxide structure)

Refractive Rate
1.357 (approx.)

Density
0.88 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Form
Solution

Other Names
Aqueous Ammonia Ammonium Hydroxide

Smell
Pungent characteristic ammonia odor

Shape
Liquid

Taste
Strong alkaline bitter (not recommended for tasting due to toxicity)

Classification
Chemical Solution

Chemical Name
Ammonia Solution

CAS No
1336-21-6

EINECS No
215-647-6

Grade
ARACS (Analytical Reagent ACS Grade)

Standard
ACS

Type
Inorganic

Usage
Used in analytical chemistry as a reagent and as a source of ammonia in various laboratory applications.

Main Material
Ammonia (NH3)

Application
Laboratories for chemical analysis industrial use and as an alkaline cleaner or pH adjuster in different environments.

About AMMONIA SOLUTION 30% ARACS

AMMONIA SOLUTION 30% ARACS is a highly potent and hazardous chemical classified as an Analytical Reagent ACS Grade product. It is commonly used in laboratories for chemical analysis, industrial applications, and as an alkaline cleaner or pH adjuster in various settings. This liquid solution has a pungent characteristic ammonia odor and should be stored in a cool, well-ventilated area away from heat and open flames. With a molecular weight of 35.05 g/mol and a density of 0.88 g/cm3, this solution is completely miscible in water and boasts a pH level of approximately 12 for its 30% concentration. As a key component in analytical chemistry, AMMONIA SOLUTION 30% ARACS serves as a reagent and a source of ammonia in laboratory practices.