Hydrochloric Acid AR 2.5L Specification
- Storage Instructions
- Store tightly closed in an acid-compatible container in a cool, well-ventilated area. Keep away from bases, oxidizers, and reactive metals.
- Purity
- Concentration-dependent; commonly about 35 37% w/w for concentrated hydrochloric acid. Verify the label.
- Shelf Life
- Refer to the manufacturer s label and expiry or retest date Months
- Melting Point
- Concentration-dependent
- Flash Point
- Not applicable; aqueous hydrochloric acid is non-flammable
- Molecular Weight
- 36.46 g/mol Grams (g)
- Density
- Approximately 1.18 1.19 g/cm for 35 37% w/w solution at room temperature Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
- Ph Level
- Strongly acidic; depends on concentration
- Boiling point
- Approximately 50 110 C depending on concentration; concentrated aqueous HCl has an azeotropic boiling point near 110 C
- Packaging Type
- Chemical-resistant bottle or container
- Usage
- Laboratory reagent for acidification, titration, and analytical procedures
- Grade
- Analytical Reagent (AR)
- Application
- Analytical chemistry, titration, pH adjustment, and laboratory sample preparation
- Appearance
- Clear, colourless liquid
- Purity(%)
- Concentration-dependent; commonly about 35 37% w/w for concentrated hydrochloric acid. Verify the label.
Hydrochloric Acid AR 2.5L Trade Information
- Minimum Order Quantity
- 1 Kilograms
About Hydrochloric Acid AR 2.5L
Hydrochloric Acid AR is an analytical reagent-grade solution of hydrogen chloride gas dissolved in water. It is a strong inorganic acid widely used in analytical chemistry, laboratory testing, titration, pH adjustment, and chemical preparation. It is commonly used for acid-base analysis, sample digestion, cleaning of suitable laboratory equipment, and preparation of chloride-containing solutions. The AR grade indicates that the reagent is intended to meet defined analytical quality specifications, subject to the manufacturers product documentation. Hydrochloric acid is typically a clear, colourless liquid with a sharp, pungent odour. Concentrated solutions release irritating fumes and can cause severe skin burns and eye damage. It reacts with bases, certain metals, and incompatible chemicals. Handle it in a well-ventilated laboratory or fume hood using suitable protective equipment. Store it in a compatible, tightly closed container away from bases, oxidizing agents, and reactive metals. The exact assay and physical properties depend on the concentration supplied, so consult the product label and Safety Data Sheet.