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MOQ : 50 Kilograms

Sulphuric Acid Specification

EINECS No
231-639-5

Appearance
Clear to slightly yellow viscous liquid

Physical Form
Liquid

Solubility
Miscible with water, releases heat

CAS No
7664-93-9

Ph Level
<1 (very acidic)

Shape
Liquid form

Purity
95-98%

HS Code
28070010

Smell
Odorless in pure form

Refractive Rate
n20/D 1.429

Ingredients
Sulphur (S), Oxygen (O), Hydrogen (H)

Shelf Life
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Molecular Formula
H2SO4

Molecular Weight
98.08 g/mol

Storage
Store in tightly sealed containers resistant to acid, in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area

Melting Point
10.31C

Properties
Highly corrosive, oily, colorless to slightly yellow liquid, strong mineral acid

Product Type
Acid

Structural Formula
O=S(=O)(O)O

Density
1.84 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Taste
Not to be tasted; highly corrosive

Poisonous
Yes, highly toxic and corrosive

Usage
Used in laboratories, industry, and manufacturing processes

Application
Fertilizer manufacturing, chemical synthesis, battery acid, cleaning agents, wastewater processing

Grade
Industrial / Laboratory

Compatibility
Reacts violently with water and organic materials

Decomposition
Decomposes at high temperature emitting toxic fumes

pKa
-3 (first proton dissociation)

Corrosiveness
Strongly corrosive to metals and tissue

Transport
Hazardous material; handle with care

Hazard Statement
Causes severe skin burns and eye damage

Packaging
HDPE drums, glass bottles or suitable acid-resistant containers

Vapour Pressure
0.3 mmHg (at 20C)

UN Number
UN 1830

Boiling Point
337C

Sulphuric Acid Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Kilograms

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
2-5 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Sulphuric Acid

Top choice for industrial and laboratory needs, our Sulphuric Acid stands out with its Marvelous purity (95-98%) and Monumental effectiveness. As a Champion among strong mineral acids, it's renowned for favorable reviews within manufacturing sectors. This new batch is a clear to slightly yellow, highly corrosive liquid ideal for diverse applications, including fertilizer manufacturing and chemical synthesis. Packaged securely in HDPE drums or glass bottles, it is compliant with strict safety protocols. Handle with care due to its robust corrosiveness and toxic properties.

Impressive Material Feature and Versatile Application

Sulphuric Acid offers a monumental performance as a highly corrosive, powerful liquid applied on metallic surfaces, ceramics, and industrial equipment. Suitable for use across laboratory experiments, industrial manufacturing, and chemical processing, this champion of mineral acids promises reliable action. Its strong surface effect makes it ideal for rigorous uses where top acid performance is required, ensuring thorough results whether in synthesis or cleaning processes.

Sample Availability, Delivery Timeline, and Export Provisions

Samples of Sulphuric Acid may be available for prospective users, typically incurring minimal expenditure or charge. Standard delivery time largely depends on location and order volume, but prompt drop-off at the designated FOB port is ensured for every shipment. The process is carefully monitored to meet regulatory standards, guaranteeing buyers receive products with safety and efficiency at the forefront.

FAQ's of Sulphuric Acid:

Q: How should Sulphuric Acid be stored for maximum safety?

A: Store Sulphuric Acid in tightly sealed, acid-resistant containers such as HDPE drums or glass bottles in a cool, well-ventilated, and dry area to maintain stability and prevent hazardous reactions.

Q: What are the primary uses of Sulphuric Acid in industry?

A: Sulphuric Acid is widely used for fertilizer manufacturing, chemical synthesis, battery acid, cleaning agents, and wastewater processing, making it a versatile component in laboratories and manufacturing processes.

Q: When does Sulphuric Acid decompose, and what does it release?

A: Sulphuric Acid decomposes at high temperatures, emitting toxic fumes. It is crucial to control exposure to heat and avoid decomposition during use and storage.

Q: Where should Sulphuric Acid be handled to ensure safety?

A: Handle Sulphuric Acid only in areas equipped with appropriate personal protective equipment, such as chemical labs or designated industrial zones, and always ensure proper ventilation and emergency protocols are in place.

Q: What is the process for requesting a Sulphuric Acid sample?

A: To request a Sulphuric Acid sample, contact the supplier directly. Samples may be dispatched upon approval, subject to minimal charges, and arranged for drop-off at the agreed FOB port within a specified timeframe.

Q: How does Sulphuric Acid react with water and organic materials?

A: Sulphuric Acid reacts violently with water and organic materials, releasing considerable heat. Proper procedures must be followed to prevent dangerous splashes or accidents during dilution or mixing.

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