Potassium Dichromate
Product Details:
- CAS No 7778-50-9
- Purity 99% min
- Other Names Dipotassium dichromate
- EINECS No 231-906-6
- Boiling point Decomposes before boiling
- Molecular Weight 294.18 g/mol
- Poisonous Yes, highly toxic
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Potassium Dichromate Product Specifications
- Crystalline
- 2.68 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
- Analytical Reagent (AR), Laboratory, Industrial
- Odorless
- Solid
- O7Cr2K2
- Soluble in water, insoluble in alcohol
- 398C (decomposes)
- 28415000
- 1 (0.1N solution)
- Not applicable (solid)
- Bitter, metallic (toxic do not ingest)
- Dipotassium dichromate
- 99% min
- K2Cr2O7
- 7778-50-9
- Yes, highly toxic
- Orange-red crystalline solid
- 294.18 g/mol
- Decomposes before boiling
- 231-906-6
- 024-004-00-7
- 6.1 Toxic substances
- Laboratory reagent, oxidizing agent, cleaning glassware, photography, chromium electroplating, dyeing, tanning
- Stable under ordinary conditions, but light and moisture sensitive
- 3288
- Use personal protective equipment, avoid skin and eye contact, ensure good ventilation
- HDPE jars, fibre drums, or as specified
- Conforms to AR/ACS grade
- Chromium oxides, potassium oxides
- Store in tightly closed containers, in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from combustible materials and reducing agents
Product Description
Available in 98% pure form, Potassium Dichromate is used to formulate pesticides and agrochemicals. This chemical has orange red color and it is non hydroscopic by nature. Its flammable characteristics are expressed when it is exposed to organic compounds. Potassium Dichromate is water soluble and its moisture content is 0.030%. Flash point and boiling point of this chemical are 50 degree C and 82 degree C respectively. Density of this substance is 7.14 g/ml at 25 degree C temperature. Its molar mass is 294.18. It easily dilutes in cold water. Long storage lie, pure composition, advanced processing technology and reasonable price are its key features.
State: Crystal
Superior Quality for Industrial & Laboratory Use
Our Potassium Dichromate is supplied in high purity (99% min) AR/ACS grade, ensuring reliable performance for both analytical and industrial applications. Each batch meets stringent international standards for quality and safety, supporting processes in laboratories, electroplating, photography, dyeing, tanning, and glassware cleaning.
Safe Packaging to Maintain Stability
Packaged in HDPE jars, fibre drums, or as specified, Potassium Dichromate remains stable under ordinary conditions when stored properly. Its light and moisture sensitivity is managed through robust packaging solutions, preventing contamination or degradation during transit and storage.
FAQs of Potassium Dichromate:
Q: How should Potassium Dichromate be stored to maintain its quality?
A: Potassium Dichromate should be kept in tightly closed containers, in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area away from combustible materials and reducing agents to prevent deterioration and ensure stability.Q: What safety precautions are necessary when handling Potassium Dichromate?
A: When working with Potassium Dichromate, always use appropriate personal protective equipment, such as gloves and goggles, avoid contact with skin and eyes, and ensure good ventilation to minimize exposure to toxic particles.Q: Where is Potassium Dichromate commonly used?
A: Potassium Dichromate is utilized in laboratories as a reagent, for cleaning glassware, as an oxidizing agent, and in industries such as photography, dyeing, tanning, and chromium electroplating.Q: What are the benefits of choosing AR/ACS grade Potassium Dichromate?
A: AR/ACS grade Potassium Dichromate assures high purity and reliable analytical performance, making it suitable for precise laboratory experiments and demanding industrial processes.Q: What process leads to the decomposition of Potassium Dichromate and what are the byproducts?
A: Potassium Dichromate decomposes when exposed to excessive heat or moisture, producing chromium oxides and potassium oxides as decomposition byproducts.Q: When should personal protective equipment be used with Potassium Dichromate?
A: Personal protective equipment must be used at all times during handling, usage, and transportation of Potassium Dichromate due to its highly toxic nature.Q: How is Potassium Dichromate typically packaged for transport and storage?
A: It is packaged securely in HDPE jars, fibre drums, or other specified containers to protect it from light, moisture, and accidental exposure.Tell us about your requirement
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