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MERCURY (metal) AR

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MOQ : 500 Milliliters

MERCURY (metal) AR Specification

HS Code
28054000

Place of Origin
India

Flash Point
Non-flammable

Boiling point
356.7C

Smell
Odorless

Water Insoluble
Yes

Molecular Weight
200.59 g/mol

Solubility
Insoluble in water

Structural Formula
Hg

Melting Point
-38.87C

Storage
Store in tightly closed containers, in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area

Poisonous
YES

Application
Laboratory Reagents, Chemicals, Research

Color
Silver White

Atomic Number
80

Appearance
Shiny, metallic liquid

Shelf Life
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Form
Liquid metal

Density
13.546 g/cm³ (at 25°C)

Toxicity
Highly toxic, handle with care

Physical State
Liquid at room temperature

MERCURY (metal) AR Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
500 Milliliters

Supply Ability
2 Milliliters ton Per Month

Delivery Time
1 Week

Sample Available
Yes

Sample Policy
Sample costs shipping and taxes has to be paid by the buyer

Packaging Details
500GM, 1KG, 2.5KG, 5KG, 25KG, 50 KG export worthy Packing

Main Domestic Market
All India

Certifications
ISO 9001:2008, GMP

About MERCURY (metal) AR

MERCURY (METAL) GR

Triple distilled suitable for polarography

Hg M.W. 200.59

Assay Min. 99.5%

Max. Limits of Impurities:

Nitric acid-insoluble matter 0.002%

Bismuth(Bi) 0.00001%

Cadmium(Cd) 0.00001%

Copper(Cu) 0.00001%

Iron(Fe) 0.00005%

Lead(Pb) 0.00001%

Nickel(Ni) 0.00001%

Silver(Ag) 0.0001%

Thallium(Tl) 0.00005%

Zinc (Zn) 0.00005%

Cas No: 7439-97-6 Un No. 8/2809 TARIFF : 2805 40 00

R : 22-36 S : 7-45 F : 201

Exceptional Purity for Laboratory Use

Our mercury (metal) AR achieves a 99.5% purity level, ensuring reliability and precision in laboratory and research applications. This high grade meets the demanding requirements for scientific accuracy and minimizes contamination risks during experiments or analytical procedures.

Safety and Storage Precautions

Mercury is highly toxic and must be stored in tightly sealed containers in cool, dry, and well-ventilated areas. Handling should only be conducted by qualified personnel using appropriate personal protective equipment to prevent accidental exposure or environmental contamination.

Versatile Applications in Science

Mercury's unique liquid form at room temperature and its exceptional properties make it integral to laboratory reagents, scientific research, and specialized chemical processes. Its non-flammable nature and insolubility in water add to its suitability for controlled scientific tasks.

FAQ's of MERCURY (metal) AR:

Q: How should mercury (metal) AR be safely handled in the laboratory?

A: Always use mercury in a well-ventilated, controlled environment and wear personal protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection. Avoid direct contact, inhalation, or ingestion, and ensure mercury is managed using tools and procedures designed for highly toxic substances.

Q: What applications is high-purity mercury commonly used for?

A: High-purity mercury is primarily used in laboratory research, as a reagent in chemical experiments, and in various analytical processes where its unique liquid metal properties are essential. It is also employed in the calibration of scientific equipment.

Q: When is mercury considered stable for storage purposes?

A: Mercury remains stable under recommended storage conditions-specifically, in tightly closed containers, placed in cool, dry, and well-ventilated storage areas. Stability is ensured as long as exposure to heat, direct sunlight, and moisture is avoided.

Q: Where should mercury be stored to maintain its quality and safety?

A: Store mercury in sealed, non-reactive containers made of compatible materials, away from heat sources and in a secure, designated chemical storage space with proper ventilation. This minimizes the risk of environmental contamination and exposure.

Q: What processes require the use of mercury's distinct physical properties?

A: Mercury's ability to remain liquid at room temperature and its high density make it valuable in barometry, thermometry, and calibration of precision instruments. Its non-flammable and water-insoluble properties further expand its use in controlled chemical processes.

Q: What benefits does mercury's liquid state at room temperature offer in research settings?

A: The liquid state allows mercury to be used in the measurement of pressure and temperature, as well as in electrochemical experiments. Its easy manipulation and visibility facilitate precise and direct observation in various scientific applications.

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