Product Overview

In academic laboratories, Sulphanilic Acid is widely used to teach organic coupling chemistry—students use it to synthesize azo dyes through classic diazonium coupling reactions that highlight functional group reactivity.

In industrial labs, this compound is a key intermediate in the production of colorants, pH indicators, and fine chemicals where aromatic sulfonamides are needed.

In institutional research settings, Sulphanilic Acid supports analytical chemistry method development, including HPLC standards, and helps model structure-function relationships in aromatic compounds.

FAQs

1. What are the common uses of Sulphanilic Acid?
   It’s commonly used in the synthesis of azo dyes, coupling reactions, and analytical chromatography methodologies.
2. Is it safe for student use?
   Yes, under proper lab safety protocols it’s suitable for supervised educational experiments.
3. Are there alternatives for azo dye synthesis?
   Other aromatic amines like β-naphthylamine could be used based on color and reactivity preferences.
4. How should it be stored?
   Store in a sealed container away from moisture and light to ensure compound integrity.
5. Why select Lancer’s version?
   Lancer offers high purity, consistent color reaction quality, and reliability for application-focused labs in India.