ANTIMONY(+) POTASSIUM TARTRATE TRIHYDRATE 99% ARACS

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MOQ : 100 Grams

ANTIMONY(+) POTASSIUM TARTRATE TRIHYDRATE 99% ARACS Specification

Boiling point
(Decomposes before boiling)

Structural Formula
[(C4H2O6)(SbO)K]2 3H2O

Purity
99%

Shape
Crystalline Powder

Solubility
Slightly soluble in water insoluble in organic solvents

Other Names
Tartar Emetic; Antimony Potassium Tartrate

Molecular Formula
C8H4K2O12Sb2 3H2O

Density
3 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Form
Solid

Melting Point
Decomposes upon heating

Poisonous
No

Ph Level
Approximately neutral in aqueous solution

Taste
Metallic and slightly astringent (Do not tastehighly toxic)

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from light and moisture

Smell
Odorless

HS Code
2825.60.00

Molecular Weight
667.87 g/mol

Classification
Chemical Compound

Chemical Name
Antimony Potassium Tartrate Trihydrate

CAS No
28300-74-5

EINECS No
248-953-5

Grade
99% ARACS

Standard
Analytical Reagent Grade

Type
Inorganic Compound

Usage
Used as a reagent in chemical analysis pharmaceuticals and laboratory experiments

Main Material
Antimony Potassium Tartrate

Application
Chemical reagents pharmaceutical applications and industrial processes

About ANTIMONY(+) POTASSIUM TARTRATE TRIHYDRATE 99% ARACS

Antimony(+) Potassium Tartrate Trihydrate 99% ARACS is a highly toxic inorganic compound known for its metallic and astringent taste. It is primarily used as a chemical reagent in pharmaceutical applications and industrial processes. This solid, crystalline powder is slightly soluble in water and odorless. With a purity of 99% ARACS, it is classified as an analytical reagent grade substance. Antimony(+) Potassium Tartrate Trihydrate is a key material in laboratory experiments, where its neutral pH level in aqueous solutions is advantageous. Its molecular formula C8H4K2O12Sb2 3H2O and molecular weight of 667.87 g/mol make it essential in various chemical analyses.

FAQs of ANTIMONY(+) POTASSIUM TARTRATE TRIHYDRATE 99% ARACS:

Q: Is Antimony(+) Potassium Tartrate Trihydrate highly toxic?

A: Yes, Antimony(+) Potassium Tartrate Trihydrate is toxic when ingested or inhaled. It is advised not to taste this substance due to its high toxicity.