Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Hydrochloric Acid 2M (2N) Standardized | R140F |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 500 mL |
| Form | Liquid Solution |
| Grade | Lab Grade (Standardized) |
| Application | Titration, pH adjustment, analytical chemistry |
Product Description
When precision matters in your lab experiments, a standardized hydrochloric acid solution is non-negotiable. This 2M (2N) HCl solution from Loba Chemie is meticulously prepared to ensure accurate molarity for titration, pH adjustments, and other analytical procedures. Whether you’re a student verifying acid-base reactions or a researcher calibrating instruments, this lab-grade HCl delivers consistent results every time.
Unlike generic acids, this standardized solution undergoes rigorous quality checks to meet strict laboratory standards. The 2M concentration strikes the perfect balance—strong enough for effective reactions yet safe for controlled experiments. Its clarity and stability make it ideal for volumetric analysis, where even minor deviations can skew data.
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FAQs
What is the shelf life of this HCl solution?
When stored properly in its original container, this standardized HCl solution remains stable for up to 2 years. Always check for cloudiness or sediment before use.
Can I use this for food or pharmaceutical testing?
This lab-grade HCl is suitable for analytical and research purposes but not certified for food or pharmaceutical applications. For those uses, consider USP/NF-grade acids.
How do I verify the molarity of this solution?
You can perform a titration against a primary standard like sodium carbonate using a phenolphthalein indicator. The standardized label ensures minimal deviation from 2M.
Is this solution suitable for school lab experiments?
Yes, but under proper supervision. The 2M concentration is safer than concentrated HCl for educational demonstrations while still providing clear results.
What’s the difference between 2M and 2N HCl?
For hydrochloric acid, 2M (molar) and 2N (normal) are equivalent because it’s a monoprotic acid (1 normality = 1 molarity). This solution meets both specifications.
