POTASSIUM IODATE SOLUTION c(KIO3) 1-60 mol-L (0.1N) FOR 1000 ml SOLUTION

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POTASSIUM IODATE SOLUTION c(KIO3) 1-60 mol-L (0.1N) FOR 1000 ml SOLUTION Specification

Melting Point
Decomposes on heating (no clear melting point)

Shelf Life
Approximately 12-24 months when stored properly

Physical Form
Aqueous solution

Grade
Analytical Reagent Grade

HS Code
28429000

Solubility
Soluble in water

Refractive Rate
Not readily available for solution

Structural Formula
KO (double bonded to Iodine) with three additional single-bonded Os around Iodine

Properties
A standard molarity potassium iodate aqueous solution

CAS No
7758-05-6

Density
1.05 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Appearance
Clear colorless solution

Taste
Odorless and neutral

Poisonous
Not classified as highly poisonous but can be harmful if ingested in large quantities

Ingredients
Potassium Iodate (KIO3) Water (solvent)

Smell
Odorless

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly acidic depending on dilution

Molecular Weight
214.00 g/mol

Shape
Liquid (solution no specific shape)

Purity
Varies with concentration (0.1 N solution equivalent to standardized molarity)

Usage
Preparation of analytical standards testing applications and iodometry

EINECS No
231-831-9

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from direct sunlight tightly closed

Molecular Formula
KIO3

Application
Used in laboratory standardization chemical analysis and as a reagent

About POTASSIUM IODATE SOLUTION c(KIO3) 1-60 mol-L (0.1N) FOR 1000 ml SOLUTION

This Potassium Iodate Solution C(KIO3) 1-60 mol-L (0.1N) for 1000 ml solution is an analytical reagent grade aqueous solution used for laboratory standardization, chemical analysis, and as a reagent in various testing applications. With a neutral to slightly acidic pH level, this odorless and neutral solution appears as a clear colorless liquid. Its molecular formula KIO3 makes it soluble in water with a density of 1.05 g/cm3. Stored properly, it has a shelf life of approximately 12-24 months. This product is essential for the preparation of analytical standards, iodometry, and other testing procedures.