AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR

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AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR Specification

Molecular Weight
79.06 g/mol

Refractive Rate
Not Applicable

Storage
Store in a cool dry and well-ventilated area tightly sealed

Properties
Ammonium salt releases ammonia and carbon dioxide upon decomposition

Usage
Primarily used in food industry fertilizers and laboratory reagents

Taste
Bitter

Shelf Life
1 year under recommended storage conditions

Appearance
White crystalline powder

Solubility
Soluble in water insoluble in alcohol

Smell
Ammoniacal

Melting Point
Decomposes at 36 to 60 C

Grade
AR (Analytical Reagent) grade

Ph Level
7.8 to 8.5 (1% solution)

Physical Form
Crystalline powder or granules

Poisonous
NO

HS Code
28369970

Ingredients
Ammonium hydrogen carbonate with 99% purity

CAS No
1066-33-7

Application
Leavening agent buffering agent and used in agriculture pharmaceuticals and analytical chemistry

Shape
Granular or powder form

EINECS No
213-911-5

Structural Formula
H3NCO3

Purity
99%

Density
1.586 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Molecular Formula
NH4HCO3

About AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR

AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR is a high-quality analytical reagent grade chemical primarily used in various industries such as food, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and analytical chemistry. It is a white crystalline powder with a bitter taste and ammoniacal smell. This product serves as a leavening agent, buffering agent, and is soluble in water but insoluble in alcohol. With a purity of 99%, it releases ammonia and carbon dioxide upon decomposition. Stored in cool, dry, and well-ventilated areas, this product has a shelf life of one year under recommended conditions.

FAQs of AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR:

Q: What applications can AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR be used for?

A: AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR is commonly used as a leavening agent, buffering agent, and finds applications in the food industry, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and analytical chemistry.