Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Marble Granular For Producing CO2 | 1.05986.5000 | Merck |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 5 KG |
| Form | Granular |
| Grade | Laboratory Grade |
| Application | CO2 production, lab experiments, chemistry education |
Product Description
Marble granules are a staple in chemistry labs for producing carbon dioxide (CO2) in a controlled and efficient manner. These high-purity marble chips, sourced from Merck, are specifically designed for educational and research applications where reliable CO2 generation is essential. Whether you’re a student conducting experiments or a researcher verifying chemical reactions, these marble granules provide consistent results every time.
The granular form ensures easy handling and precise measurement, making them ideal for classroom demonstrations and lab procedures. Unlike powdered alternatives, these granules dissolve uniformly in acids, releasing CO2 gas without clumping or uneven reactions. This makes them a preferred choice for experiments involving gas collection, combustion studies, or acid-base reactions.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of quality lab supplies. That’s why we offer Merck’s marble granules, trusted by educators and scientists for their purity and performance. Whether you’re setting up a school lab or restocking a research facility, these granules deliver the reliability you need.
Upgrade your lab experiments with premium marble granules for CO2 production. Shop now at eqipped for fast delivery across India.
FAQs
What is the particle size of these marble granules?
The granules are uniformly sized for optimal reaction rates, typically ranging between 2-5 mm in diameter.
Can these marble chips be reused for multiple experiments?
No, once the marble reacts with acid, it converts to calcium chloride and cannot be reused. Fresh granules are required for each experiment.
Are these granules suitable for industrial CO2 production?
While they can produce CO2, they are designed for lab-scale use. Industrial applications may require larger quantities or specialized grades.
How should I store unused marble granules?
Keep them in a sealed container in a dry environment to prevent moisture absorption, which could affect their reactivity.
Do I need any special equipment to use these granules for CO2 production?
Basic lab equipment like a conical flask, delivery tube, and gas collection apparatus is sufficient. Always follow standard lab procedures.
