Product Description
Extra Pure Mercuric H Chloride is a highly toxic, inorganic chemical compound that has varied applications, mainly in laboratories and industries. It is applied as a reagent for organic synthesis used in processes such as the alkylation of aromatic compounds, chlorination reactions, or any other transformation in the production of diverse chemicals. Mercuric chloride is used in an industrial production process involving chlorine gas, mainly in electrolytic processes for the production of chlorine. Extra Pure Mercuric H Chloride is very toxic and sensitive in nature. It is applied only in few chemical syntheses in laboratories and in other productions of mercury compounds.
Exceptional Purity and Laboratory GradeExtra Pure Mercuric Chloride is synthesized to rigorous standards, ensuring at least 99.5%% purity and superior crystalline structure. As a laboratory reagent, its consistent quality aids in delivering reliable results for experimental and industrial processes that demand precision and purity.
Safety, Handling, and Industrial ApplicationMercuric Chloride is classified as a highly toxic substance, requiring careful handling, especially due to its hazardous nature. Its prime use in industrial and laboratory settings is attributed to its solubility, stable shelf life, and dependable chemical properties. Always store at room temperature in a secure, labeled container, out of reach from unauthorized personnel.
FAQs of Extra Pure Mercuric H Chloride:
Q: How should Extra Pure Mercuric Chloride be stored to maintain its shelf life?
A: Store Mercuric Chloride at room temperature in a tightly sealed, labeled container, away from sunlight and moisture. Adhering to proper storage guidelines can help maintain its effective shelf life of 24 months.
Q: What is the primary use of Mercuric Chloride with a purity of 99.5%%?
A: This laboratory-grade Mercuric Chloride is primarily used in industrial and laboratory applications that require high-purity reagents, such as synthesis, analytical chemistry, and quality control procedures.
Q: When is Mercuric Chloride considered unsafe to use?
A: Mercuric Chloride is highly poisonous and should be considered unsafe if handled without appropriate safety precautions, such as gloves, lab coats, and proper ventilation. Exposure should be minimized at all times due to its toxic classification.
Q: Where is Extra Pure Mercuric Chloride commonly sourced and distributed from?
A: This product is manufactured and distributed by qualified suppliers, traders, and wholesalers in India, and is readily available for industrial and laboratory use domestically and internationally.
Q: What is the recommended process for using Mercuric Chloride in laboratory applications?
A: Mercuric Chloride should be weighed accurately and dissolved in water or alcohol, following specific experimental protocols. Handling must be in well-ventilated areas with suitable safety equipment to prevent accidental exposure.
Q: How does the high purity benefit industrial and laboratory processes?
A: Its extra pure grade (minimum 99.5%%) ensures that reactions and analyses proceed without contamination, resulting in more precise and reliable outcomes for demanding industrial and research applications.
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