Product Overview

In academic labs, beauty lies in utility—Strontium Sulphite plays the role of a precursor reagent in inorganic synthesis, enabling students to generate strontium carbonate or sulfide through controlled reaction pathways. Its low solubility and clean decomposition make it ideal for teaching reaction stoichiometry and kinetic behavior.

In industrial R&D, this compound serves as a stable intermediate for strontium-based salt production, simplifying steps to produce strategic materials like strontium sulfide or carbonate under controlled conditions.

In institutional research labs, chemists rely on the purity and predictability of Lancer’s reagent for method development involving sulfur-containing strontium compounds, ensuring clean conversion without extraneous impurities.

FAQs

1. What is Strontium Sulphite used for in labs?
   It is used as an intermediate in the synthesis of strontium salts and for exploring redox and sulfur chemistry in inorganic reactions.
2. Can it substitute for strontium sulfide in synthesis?
   Yes, strontium sulfite can be converted to sulfide or carbonate under controlled conditions, offering flexible pathways.
3. Are there safer alternatives?
   Strontium carbonate or nitrate can be used directly where applicable, depending on solubility and reaction context.
4. How should it be stored?
   Store in a sealed container in a cool, dry location to prevent decomposition or moisture-sensitive degradation.
5. Why source it from Lancer?
   Lancer delivers consistent reagent‑grade purity and dependable quality—ideal for Indian educational and research laboratory use.