Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Isopropyl Acetate For Synthesis | 8.20560.2500 | Merck |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 2.5 LTR |
| Form | Liquid |
| Grade | For Synthesis |
| Application | Solvent for organic synthesis, chromatography, and lab research |
Product Description
Isopropyl Acetate For Synthesis | 8.20560.2500 | Merck is a premium synthesis-grade solvent developed for organic synthesis, pharmaceutical research, and chemical manufacturing. Produced under strict quality standards, it offers excellent purity, reliable composition, and consistent performance for laboratory and industrial applications.
This solvent is commonly used in organic reactions, extraction procedures, formulation development, and specialty chemical synthesis. It is suitable for pharmaceutical laboratories, chemical industries, research institutes, universities, and industrial R&D facilities requiring dependable synthesis-grade solvents.
Merck Isopropyl Acetate For Synthesis provides trusted quality and reproducible performance for chemical synthesis, laboratory research, and industrial process development.
FAQs
What is the purity level of this isopropyl acetate?
This product is labeled “For Synthesis,” indicating it meets high-purity standards suitable for lab applications. Exact purity percentages are available in the Merck certificate of analysis.
Can I use this solvent for food or pharmaceutical applications?
No, this grade is specifically for synthesis and lab use. For food or pharmaceutical applications, you’d need a different grade compliant with those industries.
How long does delivery take for isopropyl acetate in India?
eqipped ensures fast delivery across major cities. Most orders are dispatched within 24 hours, with delivery times ranging from 2 to 5 business days depending on your location.
Is this solvent flammable?
Yes, isopropyl acetate is flammable. Store it away from heat sources and open flames. Always follow lab safety protocols when handling.
Can students buy this product for college projects?
Absolutely. Many educators recommend this solvent for undergraduate and postgraduate chemistry projects due to its reliability and safety profile.
