CERIUM (IV) SULPHATE 0.05M (0.05N) | R110A | Loba Chemie

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CERIUM (IV) SULPHATE 0.05M (0.05N) | R110A | Loba Chemie

Standardized 0.05M cerium IV sulphate solution for volumetric analysis. High-purity, NIST-traceable reagent ideal for redox titrations and lab applications.

1,357.00

Description

Specifications Table

Product NameCERIUM (IV) SULPHATE 0.05M (0.05N) | R110A
Pack Size500 mL
FormLiquid (Solution)
GradeAnalytical Reagent (AR)
ApplicationVolumetric analysis, redox titrations, laboratory research

Product Description

When precision matters in your lab work, a reliable titrant like cerium IV sulphate solution can make all the difference. This 0.05M (0.05N) standardized solution from Loba Chemie is meticulously prepared to ensure accuracy in redox titrations, making it a staple in analytical chemistry labs across India. Whether you’re a student learning titration techniques or a researcher validating experimental data, this NIST-traceable reagent delivers consistent results you can trust.

The cerium IV sulphate solution is particularly valued for its stability and sharp endpoint detection in titrations involving iron, oxalate, and other reducing agents. Unlike some oxidizing agents that degrade over time, this solution maintains its potency when stored properly, reducing the need for frequent standardization checks. For educators demonstrating volumetric analysis, it offers a safer alternative to permanganate solutions while providing equally clear visual endpoints.

At eqipped, we understand that lab supplies aren’t just products—they’re tools that enable discovery. That’s why we source only from trusted manufacturers like Loba Chemie, ensuring every bottle meets stringent quality standards. This cerium sulphate solution comes ready-to-use, eliminating the hassle of preparation and standardization in your lab. The 500 mL pack size is ideal for regular laboratory use without excessive storage concerns.

Need a dependable titrant for your next experiment? Order this standardized cerium IV sulphate solution today and experience the difference precision makes in your results.

The solution’s bright yellow color serves as a built-in indicator, transitioning to a pale yellow at the endpoint when used with appropriate indicators like ferroin. This visual cue makes it especially useful in educational settings where students are learning titration techniques. The 0.05N concentration strikes a perfect balance—strong enough for accurate measurements yet safe for routine lab use.

For research applications, the NIST traceability ensures your results meet international standards, which is crucial when publishing data or comparing findings across different laboratories. The solution’s stability in sulphuric acid medium also makes it versatile for various analytical procedures beyond basic titrations.

FAQs

What is the shelf life of this cerium IV sulphate solution?

When stored properly in its original container at room temperature, this solution maintains its potency for at least 12 months from the date of manufacture. The sulphuric acid medium helps stabilize the cerium IV ions.

Can I use this solution directly for titrations without standardization?

Yes, this is a standardized 0.05N solution that comes ready for immediate use in titrations. However, good laboratory practice recommends periodic verification of the titer, especially if the solution has been stored for several months.

What indicator works best with cerium IV sulphate titrations?

Ferroin (1,10-phenanthroline iron(II) sulphate) is the most commonly used indicator, producing a sharp color change from pale blue to reddish-brown at the endpoint. Some procedures also use N-phenylanthranilic acid for specific applications.

Is this solution suitable for automated titration systems?

Absolutely. The solution’s stability and consistent concentration make it ideal for use in automated titrators. Its strong oxidizing properties and clear endpoint detection work well with most automated systems.

How should I dispose of unused cerium IV sulphate solution?

Neutralize the solution with a suitable reducing agent before disposal. Follow your institution’s chemical waste disposal protocols or local environmental regulations for proper handling of laboratory waste.

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