Specifications Table

Product Name – NITRIC ACID 2M (2N) STANDARDIZED SOLUTION
Quantity/Pack Size – 1000 ml
Form – Liquid
Grade – Analytical
Application – Titration, sample preparation, quantitative analysis

Product Overview

This 2M (2N) nitric acid standardized solution is meticulously prepared for laboratory applications requiring precise acid concentration. The analytical-grade solution ensures consistency in titrations, sample digestion, and quantitative chemical analysis. Its standardized molarity eliminates the need for in-house dilution, saving time while maintaining accuracy. The solution is stabilized to prevent degradation and packaged in HDPE bottles to resist chemical corrosion. Suitable for both routine lab work and research-grade experiments, this nitric acid solution delivers reliable results with minimal variability. The clear, colorless liquid meets strict quality control standards, ensuring batch-to-batch uniformity. Its broad compatibility with common lab equipment makes it a versatile reagent for diverse analytical procedures. The solution’s shelf stability is enhanced through proper storage conditions, maintaining its specified concentration over extended periods.

FAQs

1. What is the exact molarity of this nitric acid solution?

The solution is standardized at 2M (2N) concentration, verified through precise titration methods during production.

2. Can this solution be used directly for acid-base titrations?

Yes, the solution is pre-standardized and ready for direct use in titrations without requiring additional dilution or standardization.

3. What type of container is recommended for long-term storage?

The original HDPE bottle is suitable for storage, but glass containers with PTFE-lined caps are ideal for extended shelf life.

4. Is this solution compatible with automatic titrators?

The solution’s consistent concentration and lack of particulate matter make it fully compatible with most automatic titration systems.

5. What safety precautions should be taken when handling this solution?

Always use in a fume hood, wear appropriate PPE including gloves and goggles, and follow standard laboratory safety protocols for corrosive liquids.