Description

Specifications Table

Product Name – NITRIC ACID 1M (1N) STANDARDIZED SOLUTION Quantity/Pack Size – 1000 ml Form – Liquid Grade – Analytical Application – Titrations, sample digestion, acid-base reactions

Product Overview

This 1M (1N) nitric acid standardized solution is a high-purity analytical reagent designed for laboratory precision. The solution undergoes rigorous standardization to ensure accurate molarity (1M) and normality (1N), making it reliable for quantitative analysis. Its clear, colorless appearance indicates minimal impurities, while the controlled concentration prevents variability in experimental results. The solution is stabilized to maintain consistency over time, reducing the need for frequent re-standardization. Packaged in a durable, leak-proof container, it ensures safe handling and long-term storage without degradation. The analytical grade purity meets strict quality benchmarks, making it suitable for sensitive applications where trace contaminants could affect outcomes. Whether used in volumetric analysis or as a reagent in chemical reactions, this solution delivers reproducible performance. The 1000 ml pack size offers an optimal balance between bulk efficiency and freshness, minimizing waste while providing sufficient volume for repeated use.

FAQs

1. What is the shelf life of this 1M nitric acid solution?

The solution remains stable for 12-18 months when stored in its original sealed container at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

2. Is this solution compatible with glassware and plastic lab equipment?

It is safe for use with borosilicate glass but may degrade certain plastics like polyethylene over prolonged exposure. Always verify material compatibility before use.

3. How does the standardization process ensure accuracy?

The solution is titrated against a primary standard (e.g., sodium carbonate) using a certified procedure to confirm the exact 1M (1N) concentration.

4. Can this solution be diluted for lower concentrations?

Yes, it can be diluted with deionized water to achieve desired molarities, but re-standardization is recommended after dilution for critical applications.

5. What safety precautions should be taken during handling?

Wear nitrile gloves, safety goggles, and a lab coat. Work in a fume hood, as the solution releases toxic nitrous fumes when exposed to air or organic materials.