Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Sodium Sulphide Fused Flakes Iron Free (Na₂S) 55.0-58.0%
Form – Flakes
Grade – Lab Grade
Application – Chemical Synthesis, Analytical Testing, Research
Product Overview
Sodium Sulphide Fused Flakes Iron Free (Na₂S) 55.0-58.0% is a high-purity laboratory chemical designed for precise and reliable applications. This iron-free variant ensures minimal impurities, making it ideal for sensitive reactions and analytical processes. The flake form provides ease of handling and consistent dissolution, while the controlled purity range (55.0-58.0%) guarantees reproducibility in experiments. Manufactured under stringent quality standards, this sodium sulphide is a trusted choice for researchers, educators, and students in academic and industrial labs. Its high-grade formulation supports a wide range of chemical syntheses, including sulfur-based reactions, decolorization processes, and metallurgical applications. The absence of iron impurities reduces the risk of contamination, ensuring accurate results in analytical testing. Whether for educational demonstrations, advanced research, or industrial use, this sodium sulphide delivers dependable performance and safety.
FAQs
1. What is the primary use of Sodium Sulphide Flakes in labs?
Sodium Sulphide Flakes are commonly used in chemical synthesis, sulfur-based reactions, and as a reducing agent in analytical testing.
2. Why is the iron-free grade important for this chemical?
The iron-free grade ensures minimal contamination, making it suitable for sensitive applications where trace impurities could affect results.
3. Can this product be used in educational labs?
Yes, it is ideal for educational labs due to its high purity and consistent performance in teaching experiments.
4. How should Sodium Sulphide Flakes be stored?
Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and incompatible substances to maintain stability and purity.
5. What alternatives are available if Sodium Sulphide Flakes are unavailable?
Alternatives include Sodium Hydrosulfide (NaHS) or other sulfur-based compounds, depending on the specific application.
