AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR

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AMMONIUM HYDROGEN CARBONATE 99% AR Specification

Structural Formula
H3NCO3

Appearance
White crystalline powder

Molecular Formula
NH4HCO3

Smell
Ammoniacal

Poisonous
NO

Taste
Bitter

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

Purity
99%

Ph Level
7.8 to 8.5 (1% solution)

Solubility
Soluble in water insoluble in alcohol

Properties
Ammonium salt releases ammonia and carbon dioxide upon decomposition

EINECS No
213-911-5

Shelf Life
1 year under recommended storage conditions

Physical Form
Crystalline powder or granules

HS Code
28369970

Density
1.586 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

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

Molecular Weight
79.06 g/mol

CAS No
1066-33-7

Melting Point
Decomposes at 36 to 60 C

Grade
AR (Analytical Reagent) grade

Ingredients
Ammonium hydrogen carbonate with 99% purity

Shape
Granular or powder form

Usage
Primarily used in food industry fertilizers and laboratory reagents

Refractive Rate
Not Applicable

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.