Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Hydrogen chloride, 1M solution in ethyl acetate, AcroSeal®
Quantity/Pack Size – 100ML
Form – Liquid
Grade – AcroSeal®
Application – Catalysis, organic synthesis, acid-base titrations
Product Overview
This 1M hydrogen chloride solution in ethyl acetate is a high-purity reagent designed for applications requiring anhydrous conditions. The AcroSeal® packaging ensures long-term stability by minimizing moisture exposure, making it ideal for sensitive chemical reactions. The solution provides a controlled concentration of HCl (1 molar) dissolved in ethyl acetate, a non-polar solvent that enhances solubility for organic compounds. Its low water content prevents unwanted side reactions, while the sealed packaging maintains consistency over extended storage periods. The solution is compatible with standard glassware and most organic solvents, though precautions should be taken to avoid contact with metals or strong oxidizing agents. Its precise molarity eliminates the need for titration adjustments, saving time in experimental setups. The ethyl acetate base offers a moderate boiling point (77°C), facilitating easy removal via evaporation when necessary. This reagent is particularly useful in environments where moisture-sensitive reactions are conducted, as the AcroSeal® technology provides an additional layer of protection against atmospheric contamination.
FAQs
1. What is the shelf life of this 1M HCl solution in ethyl acetate?
The AcroSeal® packaging extends shelf life to 24 months when stored unopened at room temperature in a dry environment.
2. Can this solution be used with plastic labware?
Ethyl acetate may dissolve certain plastics; use only with HDPE or PTFE containers for short-term contact.
3. How does the AcroSeal® packaging differ from standard bottles?
AcroSeal® features a special septum and cap design that prevents air/moisture ingress, maintaining reagent purity longer than conventional packaging.
4. What safety precautions are required when handling this solution?
Use in a fume hood with proper PPE (gloves, goggles) due to the corrosive nature of HCl and flammability of ethyl acetate.
5. Is this solution compatible with aqueous systems?
No, this is an anhydrous solution; adding water will cause phase separation and alter the concentration.
