SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 1 GM-L IN DILUTE HNO3 traceable to NIST

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SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 1 GM-L IN DILUTE HNO3 traceable to NIST Specification

EINECS No
231-131-3 (for Silver); 231-714-2 (for Nitric Acid)

Purity
1 g/L Silver in solution form

Ph Level
Acidic (due to dilute HNO3)

Taste
Not applicable or metallic (based on silver properties)

Structural Formula
Ag

Smell
Odorless

Density
10.49 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Grade
Analytical grade traceable to NIST standards

HS Code
3822.00.1090 (for chemical preparations for laboratory use)

Properties
A solution of 1g/L silver in dilute nitric acid traceable to NIST standards.

Melting Point
961.78°C (for pure Silver)

Refractive Rate
Not applicable for solutions

Shape
Liquid solution no specific geometric shape

Shelf Life
Typically 12 months or as indicated by the manufacturer.

Ingredients
Silver (Ag) Dilute Nitric Acid (HNO3) Water

Storage
Store at room temperature in a tightly sealed container under an inert or nitrogen atmosphere.

Physical Form
Liquid

Usage
Utilized in laboratories for precise measurement of silver concentrations via instrumentation.

Molecular Formula
Ag

Application

Poisonous
Yes toxic if ingested inhaled or absorbed through the skin in significant quantities.

Appearance
Clear colorless liquid

Molecular Weight
107.8682 g/mol (for Silver)

CAS No
7440-22-4 (for Silver); 7697-37-2 (for Nitric Acid)

Solubility
Silver is not soluble; diluted HNO3 solution facilitates solubility in ionic form.

About SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 1 GM-L IN DILUTE HNO3 traceable to NIST

SILVER (Ag) ICP STANDARD SOLUTION 1 GM/L IN DILUTE HNO3 is a calibration standard used in ICP and other spectroscopy techniques. This liquid solution contains 1g/L silver in dilute nitric acid, ensuring analytical grade quality traceable to NIST standards. With a clear appearance and a shelf life of 12 months, it is stored in tightly sealed containers at room temperature. Suitable for laboratories, this solution aids in precise silver concentration measurements through instrumentation. Its properties include an acidic pH level, toxic nature if ingested, and a molecular weight of 107.8682 g/mol.