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SILVER NITRATE

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MOQ : 50 Kilograms

SILVER NITRATE Specification

Physical State
Solid

Ph Level
6 - 8 (10% solution)

Purity
99.9%

Melting Point
209.7C

Size
Custom sizes available

Boiling point
440C (decomposes)

Shelf Life
2 Years

Molecular Weight
169.87 g/mol

Density
4.35 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

CAS No
7761-88-8

Storage Instructions
Store in cool, dry place, tightly closed container

Packaging Type
HDPE Bottles/Glass Bottles

Usage
Chemical reagent, photographic materials, manufacture of mirrors, antibacterial agents

Molecular Formula
AgNO3

Grade
Laboratory/Reagent Grade

Type
Inorganic Compound

Application
Analytical chemistry, Silver plating, Photographic film, Antiseptics

Appearance
White Crystalline Powder

Purity(%)
>99

Sensitivity
Sensitive to Light

UN Number
UN1493

Solubility in Water
215 g/L (20°C)

HS Code
2843 90 00

Specific Gravity
4.35

Color
White

PH (10% solution)
6-8

Odor
Odorless

Hazard Class
Oxidizer, Irritant

Refractive Index
1.489

Maximum Allowable Concentration
Workplace Exposure Limit: 0.01 mg/m³

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

EC Number
231-853-9

SILVER NITRATE Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Kilograms

Supply Ability
1 Kilograms Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Week

About SILVER NITRATE

SILVER NITRATE
Specifications
Molecular Formula	AgNO3
M.W.	169.87
Assay	99.9%
Water insoluble matter	0.003%
Chloride (CI)	0.0005%
Sulphate (SO4)		0.0025%
Alkalis and other metals (as sulphate)		0.05%
Bismuth (Bi)		0.0005%
Copper (Cu)		0.0002%
Iron (Fe)		0.0003%
Sodium (Na)		0.002%

Wide-Ranging Industrial and Laboratory Applications

Silver nitrates versatility makes it essential in analytical chemistry for titrations, in photographic materials for image development, and in silver plating to provide reflective surfaces. It also finds utility as an antibacterial agent and in the manufacture of mirrors. Its reliability and purity ensure consistent results and safety across industries.

Safe Handling and Storage Guidelines

As an oxidizer and irritant, silver nitrate requires careful handling. Always store in a cool, dry place within tightly sealed HDPE or glass bottles to maintain stability and prevent light-induced decomposition. Use protective gear, and adhere strictly to workplace exposure limits (0.01 mg/m) to ensure the safety and longevity of the product.

Quality and Compliance Assurance

With a purity of over 99%, silver nitrate is offered as a reagent and laboratory grade compound, conforming to international standards and regulatory requirements. Each batch is identified by CAS No: 7761-88-8, UN Number: UN1493, and EC Number: 231-853-9, ensuring traceability and certified quality for domestic and export needs.

FAQs of SILVER NITRATE:

Q: How should silver nitrate be safely stored and handled in the workplace?

A: Silver nitrate must be kept in tightly closed containers made from HDPE or glass, stored in a cool, dry place, and shielded from light to prevent decomposition. Always use protective gloves and eyewear when handling, as it is an oxidizer and irritant. Observe the workplace exposure limit of 0.01 mg/m to maintain a safe environment.

Q: What are the main industrial and laboratory applications of silver nitrate?

A: Silver nitrate is extensively used in analytical chemistry, silver plating, photographic film development, manufacturing mirrors, and as an antiseptic in medical settings. Its high purity and solubility make it valuable for precise analytical work and specialized manufacturing processes.

Q: When does silver nitrate show sensitivity to light, and how can this be mitigated?

A: Silver nitrate is sensitive to light at all times, as exposure triggers decomposition and darkening. To preserve its quality, always store and use this compound away from light sources and in amber or opaque containers.

Q: Where is silver nitrate commonly distributed and what packaging options exist?

A: Silver nitrate is supplied by major distributors, exporters, and retailers across India, available in HDPE bottles or glass bottles. Custom sizes can be ordered to suit specific laboratory or industrial requirements, ensuring flexibility for diverse uses.

Q: What process is followed for using silver nitrate in silver plating and photographic applications?

A: In silver plating, silver nitrate serves as the principal source of silver ions applied via electrochemical methods. For photographic film, it plays a role in forming light-sensitive coatings. Both applications demand precise solution preparation and controlled environments to achieve optimal outcomes.

Q: What benefits arise from choosing laboratory or reagent grade silver nitrate?

A: Opting for laboratory or reagent grade silver nitrate guarantees a purity of over 99%, minimizing impurities for accurate experimental results and superior product quality in industrial uses such as mirror manufacturing and photographic materials.

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