Description
Specifications Table
Product Name: – Tannic Acid AR/ACS
Quantity/Pack Size: – 100 gm, 250 gm, 500 gm, 5 kg
Form: – Powder
Grade: – AR (Analytical Reagent), ACS (American Chemical Society)
Application: – Analytical chemistry, research, and lab testing
Product Overview
Tannic Acid AR/ACS is a premium-grade laboratory reagent sourced from eqipped, ensuring exceptional purity and consistency for critical applications. This compound, derived from gallic acid and glucose, is widely used in analytical chemistry, biochemical research, and quality control processes. Its high purity (AR/ACS grade) guarantees reliable results in titrations, complexometric analyses, and other laboratory procedures. The powder form ensures easy handling and precise measurements, making it suitable for both academic and industrial research. Tannic Acid AR/ACS is soluble in water, alcohol, and acetone, enhancing its versatility in various experimental setups. Manufactured under stringent quality control standards, this reagent meets the exacting requirements of modern laboratories, ensuring accuracy and reproducibility in results.
FAQs
1. What is the primary use of Tannic Acid AR/ACS in labs?
Tannic Acid AR/ACS is primarily used in analytical chemistry for titrations, complexometric analyses, and as a standardizing agent in quality control processes.
2. Is Tannic Acid AR/ACS soluble in water?
Yes, Tannic Acid AR/ACS is highly soluble in water, as well as in alcohol and acetone, making it versatile for various laboratory applications.
3. What grades are available for Tannic Acid?
Tannic Acid is available in AR (Analytical Reagent) and ACS (American Chemical Society) grades, both ensuring high purity for precise lab work.
4. How should Tannic Acid AR/ACS be stored?
Store Tannic Acid AR/ACS in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain its stability and purity.
5. Can Tannic Acid AR/ACS be used in educational labs?
Yes, Tannic Acid AR/ACS is suitable for educational labs due to its high purity and reliability in teaching analytical chemistry techniques.
