Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Sodium Hydroxide Pellets ACS, 97% |
|---|---|
| Quantity/Pack Size | 500 Gms, 5 Kg, 25 Kg |
| Form | Pellets |
| Grade | ACS |
| Application | Lab research, titration, pH adjustment, chemical synthesis |
Product Description
Sodium hydroxide pellets, also known as caustic soda, are a fundamental reagent in laboratories and industries. The ACS-grade (97% purity) ensures reliability for critical applications like titration, pH adjustment, and organic synthesis. These white, odorless pellets dissolve rapidly in water, releasing heat and forming a highly alkaline solution.
Whether you’re a student conducting experiments or a researcher refining protocols, these pellets offer consistent performance. Their high purity minimizes impurities that could interfere with sensitive reactions. For educators, they serve as a staple for demonstrating neutralization reactions and soap-making processes.
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Sodium hydroxide is hygroscopic, so store it in a tightly sealed container away from moisture and incompatible substances like acids or metals. Always handle with gloves and eye protection due to its corrosive nature. For bulk requirements, eqipped provides cost-effective 5 kg and 25 kg options alongside the convenient 500 gm pack.
FAQs
What is the shelf life of sodium hydroxide pellets?
When stored properly in a sealed container, sodium hydroxide pellets have a shelf life of 2-3 years. Moisture absorption can reduce potency over time.
Can I use these pellets for soap-making?
Yes, ACS-grade sodium hydroxide is suitable for soap-making, but ensure proper safety measures due to its caustic nature.
How do I dispose of sodium hydroxide waste?
Neutralize with a weak acid like acetic acid until pH 7, then dispose of as per local regulations.
Are these pellets suitable for food-grade applications?
No, this product is lab-grade and not intended for food or pharmaceutical use.
What’s the difference between ACS and reagent-grade sodium hydroxide?
ACS-grade meets stricter purity standards set by the American Chemical Society, ensuring minimal impurities for analytical work.
