About ACETIC ACID GLACIAL AR
ACETIC ACID GLACIAL
- CH3COOH M.W. 60.05
- Minimum assay(acidimetric) 99.5%
- Wt. per ml. at 20oC 1.047-1.052g
- Freezing point Not below 15.50c
- Maximum Limits of Impurities :
- Non-volatile matter 0.01%
- Chloride(Cl) 0.0005%
- Sulphate(SO4) 0.0005%
- Arsenic(As) 0.0002%
- Iron(Fe) 0.0002%
- Lead(Pb) 0.0002%
- Also conforms to B.P., E.P. & U.S.P. specification
Versatile Laboratory ReagentAcetic Acid Glacial AR is extensively used in laboratories for analytical and chemical synthesis applications due to its high purity (99%) and excellent solubility in a wide range of solvents. Its consistent quality and reliable concentration make it suitable for precise experimental work in research and educational institutions.
Stringent Quality StandardsThis product meets rigorous testing standards-residue after evaporation is 0.005% and heavy metals (as Pb) content is 0.0005%. These specifications ensure that the chemical delivers reliable results for both routine laboratory analysis and advanced research, making it highly trusted by professionals.
Safe Packaging and StorageAcetic Acid Glacial AR is packaged securely in glass or HDPE bottles in various volumes to suit laboratory needs. It has a shelf life of 36 months when stored away from sunlight and incompatible materials. Proper storage helps maintain its purity and minimizes the risk associated with its corrosive nature.
FAQ's of ACETIC ACID GLACIAL AR:
Q: How should Acetic Acid Glacial AR be safely stored and handled in the laboratory?
A: Acetic Acid Glacial AR should be stored in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances. Always keep the bottle tightly closed and use protective gear such as gloves and goggles, as it is classified as a corrosive chemical (Hazard Class 8).
Q: What are the main uses of Glacial Acetic Acid AR in laboratory settings?
A: This reagent is primarily used for analytical work, chemical synthesis, and as an intermediate in various laboratory applications. Its high purity makes it suitable for preparing buffer solutions, titrations, and other precise analytical procedures.
Q: When is it important to use AR grade acetic acid instead of a lower grade?
A: AR (Analytical Reagent) grade is essential when analytical accuracy and low impurity levels are critical, such as in research experiments, quality control, or when testing requires reliable, reproducible outcomes.
Q: Where should Acetic Acid Glacial AR not be stored and why?
A: It should not be stored near heat sources, direct sunlight, or with incompatible chemicals like strong oxidizers or bases, as these can cause hazardous reactions or degrade product quality.
Q: What is the process for disposing of Acetic Acid Glacial AR after laboratory use?
A: Dispose of excess or waste Acetic Acid Glacial AR according to your institution's hazardous waste protocols, typically as a corrosive liquid chemical. Do not pour it down the drain or into the environment without proper neutralization and authorization from safety officers.
Q: How can the use of high-purity Acetic Acid Glacial AR benefit laboratory research?
A: High-purity acetic acid minimizes the risk of contamination, ensures consistent results, and complies with quality standards required for precise scientific analysis and sensitive experimental methods.