Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Di-Ammonium Hydrogen Phosphate For Analy |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 500 GM |
| Form | Crystalline Powder |
| Grade | Analytical Grade |
| Application | Lab Analysis, Buffer Solutions, Titration |
Product Description
Di-Ammonium Hydrogen Phosphate For Analysis | 1.01207.0500 | Merck is a high-purity analytical-grade reagent manufactured for analytical chemistry, buffer preparation, reagent formulation, and laboratory research. Produced under strict quality control standards, it provides excellent purity, reliable composition, and consistent batch-to-batch performance for accurate analytical results.
This analytical reagent is widely used in buffer preparation, analytical testing, chromatography, chemical synthesis, and quality control procedures. It is suitable for pharmaceutical laboratories, environmental testing facilities, research institutes, universities, and industrial laboratories requiring dependable analytical-grade chemicals.
Merck Di-Ammonium Hydrogen Phosphate For Analysis offers trusted quality and reliable performance for routine laboratory analysis, scientific research, and quality assurance applications.
FAQs
What is the shelf life of analytical grade Di-Ammonium Hydrogen Phosphate?
When stored properly in its original container at room temperature, this reagent maintains its specified purity for at least 2 years from the manufacturing date. Always check the label for the exact expiration date.
Can I use this for food or agricultural applications?
While chemically similar to fertilizer-grade products, this analytical grade version is specifically formulated for laboratory use. For agricultural applications, we recommend consulting with specialists about appropriate formulations.
How should I dispose of unused Di-Ammonium Hydrogen Phosphate?
Follow your institution’s chemical waste disposal protocols. Small quantities can often be neutralized and flushed with plenty of water, but always verify with your lab’s safety guidelines.
Is this the same as Diammonium Phosphate fertilizer?
Chemically similar but with different purity standards. Fertilizer grade contains more impurities and isn’t suitable for analytical work. This Merck product meets strict laboratory requirements.
What safety precautions should I take when handling this chemical?
While not highly toxic, standard lab safety applies: wear gloves and eye protection, avoid inhalation, and work in a ventilated area. In case of skin contact, wash thoroughly with water.
