Product Overview

In academic chemistry classrooms, Lancer Strontium Sulphate is widely used to demonstrate classic precipitation reactions involving sulfate ions. Its low solubility makes it ideal for teaching ionic compound behavior and solubility product principles. When reacted with barium or lead salts, it provides visible lab demonstrations for students.

In institutional research, the compound is essential in quantitative and qualitative analysis labs where sulfate ions must be measured, precipitated, or converted. It also features in gravimetric procedures involving strontium-based studies.

In industrial contexts, it serves as a reference material for validating sulfate-containing solutions or for the preparation of strontium-based specialty compounds in manufacturing workflows or pilot plants.

FAQs

1. What experiments use Strontium Sulphate in education?
   It is commonly used for sulfate precipitation tests, solubility demonstrations, and chemical identification labs.

2. Is it compatible with gravimetric analysis?
   Yes, its low solubility supports precise sulfate ion quantification in gravimetric workflows.

3. Can it be replaced with barium sulphate?
   Barium sulphate is an alternative, but strontium sulphate offers milder reactivity for classroom safety.

4. What are the storage conditions?
   Store in a sealed container in a dry area to prevent clumping and preserve crystal integrity.

5. Why source from Lancer?
   Lancer provides consistent reagent-grade quality ideal for Indian teaching labs and academic institutions.