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Nitric Acid 20% Solution, Lab Grade

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Article code
NAL20
CAS
7697-37-2
Grade
Lab Grade
Purity
19 - 21%
Category
Acids

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Properties

Article / SKU
NAL20
CAS
7697-37-2
Synonyms
Hydrogen nitrate, Aqua fortis, Azotic acid, Salpetersaeure, Nitrooxidanyl
Assay
19 - 21%
PubChem ID
944
Grade
Lab Grade
Color
Max 50
Physical form
Liquid
Appearance
<= 50
Odor
Strong acrid
pH
< 1
Melting point
-41.6 °C
Boiling Point
83 °C
Solubility
Soluble in water
Molecular formula
HNO 3
Molecular weight
63.013
Autoship Available
No
Chloride (Cl)
<= 3 ppm
Fluoride (F)
0 ppm
Iron (Fe)
<=10 ppm
Nitrite (NO2)
<=15 ppm
Pillar
Essential
Sulfate (SO4)
<=10 ppm

Packaging options — size and article

SizeArticle / SKU
500mlNAL20-500ML
6 x 500ml CaseNAL20-500MLCS
2.5LNAL20-2.5L
4 x 2.5L CaseNAL20-2.5LCS
4 x 2.5L Case x 36 units per palletNAL20-362.5LCS

Packaging options

  • 500ml
  • 6 x 500ml Case
  • 2.5L
  • 4 x 2.5L Case
  • 4 x 2.5L Case x 36 units per pallet

Details

Nitric Acid 20% Solution, Lab Grade

Nitric Acid (HNO3) is a corrosive mineral acid commonly known as aqua fortis (Latin for "strong water") and the spirit of niter. The pure chemical is colorless at room temperature but breaks down into nitrogen oxides and water leading to a yellowish tinge of older samples. Our Nitric Acid, Lab Grade contains 20% pure Nitric Acid in its solution with water and is reasonably pure in terms of heavy metal impurities.

Nitric acid is a versatile chemical and is used in various laboratory processes, including:

Acid Digestion: It is used to digest samples for elemental analysis by techniques such as inductively coupled plasma (ICP) or atomic absorption spectroscopy.

Metal etching: Nitric acid is used for etching metals in laboratory settings.

Nitrations: It is involved in various chemical reactions, such as nitrations, where organic compounds are reacted with nitric acid to introduce nitro functional groups.

Cleaning: Nitric acid can be used to clean laboratory glassware and equipment.

Common Uses and Applications

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