About ACETIC ACID GLACIAL (for synthesis)
ACETIC ACID GLACIAL 500 ml
CH3COOH M.W. 60.05 2.5 Ltr.
- 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
High Purity for Reliable ResultsOur Acetic Acid Glacial meets rigorous quality standards, with an assay of 99.5%, ensuring highly reproducible results in laboratory synthesis and analytical procedures. Minimal residue and trace impurities make it ideal for demanding experiments and chemical processes.
Versatile Applications in LaboratoriesThis reagent is designed for synthesis and analytical work, suitable for university labs and research centers. Its physical and chemical properties, such as being miscible with water and a high refractive index, facilitate efficient incorporation into a broad range of scientific workflows.
Safe Handling and StorageAcetic Acid Glacial should be handled with caution due to its strong acidity and pungent odor. Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated place away from incompatible substances to ensure safety and maintain product integrity throughout its 36-month shelf life.
FAQ's of ACETIC ACID GLACIAL (for synthesis):
Q: How should Acetic Acid Glacial be safely handled and stored in the laboratory?
A: Handle Acetic Acid Glacial in a well-ventilated area while wearing appropriate personal protective equipment. Store the reagent in its original, tightly sealed container in a cool, dry environment away from incompatible substances to maintain purity and safety.
Q: What is the benefit of using this high-purity acetic acid in synthesis and analytical applications?
A: With an assay 99.5% and extremely low levels of impurities, this acetic acid offers high reliability, minimizing interference in sensitive experiments and ensuring more accurate, consistent results across analytical and synthesis applications.
Q: When is it necessary to use glacial (undiluted) acetic acid as opposed to diluted forms?
A: Glacial acetic acid is required when high acidity, undiluted conditions, or absolute purity are critical for specific synthesis reactions, titrations, or analytical procedures that would be compromised by the presence of water or other diluents.
Q: Where is Acetic Acid Glacial typically applied in laboratory environments?
A: It is widely used in university labs, research centers, and industrial R&D facilities for organic synthesis, sample preparation, extraction processes, and as a primary reagent in various analytical methods.
Q: What process ensures the product meets laboratory reagent (LR) grade standards?
A: Acetic Acid Glacial undergoes strict quality control including gas chromatography assay (99.5%) and checks for minimal residue after evaporation, low chloride and iron content, and consistent physical properties to comply with LR standards.
Q: How can the miscibility of Acetic Acid Glacial enhance chemical procedures?
A: Its ability to mix readily with water, alcohol, and ether allows for greater flexibility in preparing solutions, participating in diverse reactions, and purifying compounds efficiently in both synthesis and analytical workflows.