AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS

Name: AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS
Brand: A. B. ENTERPRISES
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MOQ : 1 Kilograms

AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS Specification

HS Code
2933.99

Application
Widely used as a chemical reagent and indicator in analytical chemistry

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Shelf Life
2 years under standard storage conditions

Poisonous
NO

Appearance
Red to purple crystalline powder

CAS No
81-48-1

Grade
AR-ACS (Analytical Reagent - American Chemical Society standards)

Properties
Ammonium Purpurate AR-ACS is chemically stable and exhibits color changes based on pH

Purity
Typically 99.0%

Physical Form
Solid (powder or crystalline form)

Molecular Formula
C8H7N5O6

EINECS No
201-353-4

Molecular Weight
269.17 g/mol

Solubility
Slightly soluble in water soluble in ethanol and ether

Melting Point
300C (with decomposition)

Smell
Odorless

Ph Level
Neutral in aqueous solution

Shape
Crystalline powder no defined shape

Ingredients
Ammonium purpurate of analytical/reagent grade

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture

Usage
Typically used in laboratories for complexometric titration and other analytical tasks

Structural Formula
Not available

About AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS

AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS, a red to purple crystalline powder, is a chemically stable analytical reagent with a molecular weight of 269.17 g/mol. Widely used in analytical chemistry, it serves as a chemical reagent and indicator for tasks like complexometric titration. With a purity of typically 99.0%, this product is suitable for laboratories requiring precision and accuracy. It exhibits color changes based on pH and is Neutral in aqueous solution. Stored in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture, it has a shelf life of 2 years under standard conditions.

FAQs of AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS:

Q: What is the application of AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS?

A: AMMONIUM PURPURATE AR-ACS is widely used as a chemical reagent and indicator in analytical chemistry, particularly in tasks like complexometric titration.