Our firm is highly embraced to fulfil the specific needs of clients by putting forward excellent quality Hydrobromic Acid 48%. Known as the strongest minerals acid, the provided acid is generally used for production of inorganic bromides of calcium, zinc and sodium. Also, used as a catalyst in certain organic reactions, this acid is formulated by our diligent professionals using optimum quality chemicals in compliance with the set quality standards. Additionally, we are providing this Hydrobromic Acid 48% in several packaging options at reasonable prices to the clients.
Features:
Stable chemical and physical properties
Accurate composition
Purity
Precise pH value
Specifications:
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Sr No |
ACTIVITY |
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A |
General information : |
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1 |
Structure : HBr |
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2 |
Molecular formula : HBr |
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3 |
Molecular weight : 81 |
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4 |
Chemical name : Hydrobromic acid ; Aqueous soln. of hydrogen bromide gas |
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5 |
Density at 25oc : 1.48 1.49 gm/ml |
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6 |
Boiling point : 126oc |
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7 |
CAS no. : 10065-10-6 |
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B |
Specifications : |
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1 |
Description : Clear, colourless to pale yellow , fuming liquid |
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2 |
Assay : Not less than 48.0 % |
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3 |
Chloride : Not more than 0.3 % |
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4 |
Sulphate : Absent |
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5 |
Free bromine : Not more than 0.2 % |
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Other Names : Hydrobromic Acid Gas, Bromane
Raw Material : Bromine, Hydrogen
Molecular Weight : 80.91 g/mol
Molecular Formula : HBr
Appearance : Colourless or faint yellow gas
Solubility : Highly soluble in water
Other Names : Sodium Bromide, Bromo Salt
Raw Material : Bromine, Sodium Carbonate
Molecular Weight : 102.89 g/mol
Molecular Formula : NaBr
Appearance : White Crystalline Powder
Solubility : Soluble in Water, Slightly Soluble in Alcohol
Other Names : Compound Hydrobromic Acid, HBr
Raw Material : Bromine, Water
Molecular Weight : 80.91 g/mol
Molecular Formula : HBr
Appearance : Clear colorless to pale yellow liquid
Solubility : Soluble in water
Other Names : 1(3Chloropropyl)4methylpiperazine; 4Methyl1(3chloropropyl)piperazine
Raw Material : Piperazine, 1bromo3chloropropane, methylamine
Molecular Weight : 176.69 g/mol
Molecular Formula : C8H17ClN2
Appearance : Colorless to slight yellow liquid
Solubility : Miscible with most organic solvents