ZIMMERMANN-REINHARDT'S REAGENT

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ZIMMERMANN-REINHARDT'S REAGENT Specification

Poisonous
YES

Purity
Dependent on supplier; typically high purity for laboratory use.

Application
Oxidizing reagent used in chemical analysis and organic synthesis

Usage
Primarily for titration in redox reactions and some industrial chemical processes

Properties
Strong oxidizing agent; corrosive and toxic

CAS No
1333-82-0 (Chromium trioxide component)

Shape
Liquid form; not applicable for solid shape

Physical Form
Liquid

Shelf Life
Depends on storage conditions; generally stable if stored properly.

Ph Level
Acidic generally less than 1

Molecular Weight
Varies depending on composition

Ingredients
Chromium trioxide sulfuric acid and water

Grade
Laboratory/Industrial

Molecular Formula
CrO3 + H2SO4 (Chromic acid component)

Smell
Pungent and chemical-like

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from heat and light; in tightly closed containers. Handle with caution due to corrosive nature.

Density
1.84 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Taste
Bitter and slightly acidic

Solubility
Miscible with water

EINECS No
215-607-8 (for Chromium trioxide)

HS Code
2819.10.00 (for chromic acid derivatives dependent on region)

Melting Point
Not applicable (liquid reagent)

Appearance
Dark orange to red liquid

Structural Formula
Mixture containing CrO3 and H2SO4

About ZIMMERMANN-REINHARDT'S REAGENT

ZIMMERMANN-REINHARDTS REAGENT is a bitter, slightly acidic, and poisonous liquid reagent used in chemical analysis and organic synthesis. It is a strong oxidizing agent, primarily employed for titration in redox reactions and industrial chemical processes. This dark orange to red liquid, composed of chromium trioxide, sulfuric acid, and water, exhibits pungent and chemical-like smell. With a high purity suitable for laboratory use, the reagent is stored in tightly closed containers in cool, dry places away from heat and light. Its corrosive and toxic properties necessitate cautious handling, given its acidic pH level and density of 1.84 g/cm.