SULPHURIC ACID N50

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SULPHURIC ACID N50 Specification

Poisonous
No

Refractive Rate
1.43 (approx.)

Smell
Pungent

Other Names
Oil of Vitriol Hydrogen Sulfate

Purity
50%

Molecular Formula
H2SO4

Solubility
Miscible with water (with exothermic reaction)

HS Code
28070000

Boiling point
337 C (639 F)

Storage
Store in a cool dry well-ventilated area away from incompatible materials

Shape
Liquid

Form
Liquid

Melting Point
10 C (50 F)

Molecular Weight
98.08 g/mol

Ph Level
Strong acid (pH < 1 in solution)

Structural Formula
H-O-S(=O)(=O)-O-H

Density
1.4 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Classification
Inorganic Acid

Chemical Name
Sulphuric Acid

CAS No
7664-93-9

EINECS No
231-639-5

Grade
N50

Standard
Industrial Grade

Type
Acid

Usage
Used in fertilizers chemical manufacturing petroleum refining metal processing and as a laboratory reagent

Main Material
Sulphur

Application
Fertilizers chemical synthesis battery acid cleaning agents

About SULPHURIC ACID N50

Sulphuric Acid N50 is a pungent-smelling industrial-grade inorganic acid in liquid form with a refractive rate of approximately 1.43. It is classified as a strong acid with a pH level below 1 when dissolved in water. This acid, with a purity of 50%, is mainly used in fertilizers, chemical synthesis, battery acid, cleaning agents, and various industrial applications such as chemical manufacturing, petroleum refining, and metal processing. With a molecular formula of H2SO4 and a molecular weight of 98.08 g/mol, Sulphuric Acid N50 is commonly known as oil of vitriol or hydrogen sulfate and is soluble in water with an exothermic reaction. It should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from incompatible materials.

FAQs of SULPHURIC ACID N50:

Q: What is Sulphuric Acid N50 used for?

A: Sulphuric Acid N50 is used in various applications including fertilizers, chemical synthesis, battery acid, cleaning agents, chemical manufacturing, petroleum refining, and metal processing.