Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Chromic Acid 500 gm
Quantity/Pack Size – 500 gm
Form – Crystalline Powder
Grade – Laboratory Grade
Application – Oxidizing Agent, Cleaning Glassware, Analytical Reagent
Product Overview
Chromic Acid is a highly effective oxidizing agent widely used in laboratory settings for its strong reactivity and versatility. This laboratory-grade reagent is essential for cleaning glassware, removing organic residues, and facilitating various chemical synthesis processes. Its crystalline powder form ensures easy handling and precise measurement, making it a preferred choice for researchers and educators. The high purity of this Chromic Acid guarantees consistent and reliable results in analytical procedures, ensuring accuracy in experiments. Whether used for qualitative analysis or as a key component in chemical reactions, this product meets stringent quality standards to support diverse laboratory applications. Proper storage in a cool, dry place is recommended to maintain its stability and effectiveness over time.
FAQs
1. What is the primary use of Chromic Acid in labs?
Chromic Acid is primarily used as a strong oxidizing agent for cleaning glassware and removing organic contaminants. It is also employed in analytical chemistry and synthesis processes.
2. Is this Chromic Acid compatible with all types of glassware?
Yes, it is safe for most laboratory glassware, but prolonged exposure may etch certain surfaces. Rinse thoroughly after use to prevent damage.
3. Are there any safer alternatives to Chromic Acid for cleaning?
Alternatives like sulfuric acid with hydrogen peroxide or enzymatic cleaners may be used, but Chromic Acid remains highly effective for tough residues.
4. How should Chromic Acid be stored to maintain its quality?
Store in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances like organic materials.
5. Can this product be used for educational experiments?
Yes, it is suitable for educational purposes, but proper safety protocols, including gloves and goggles, must be followed due to its corrosive nature.
