Hydrochloric Acid Hydrochloric Acid is compound of Hydrogen and Chlorine. It is widely used chemical due to its highly active nature. Commercial quality material is generally 30 percent to 33 percent, which is the maximum concentration available of Hydrochloric acid with water. It is light yellow in color with pungent odor. It is highly corrosive in nature affecting almost all metals. Graphite, Rubber lined and Plastic materials are suitable to use. Contact with skin avoided. Safety precautions are recommended for handling this material. It is normally not manufactured directly but major

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Nitric acid is a colorless, yellow, or red liquid. It is used in the manufacturing of pharmaceuticals, jewelry, urethanes, rubber chemicals, inorganic and organic nitrates, and nitro compounds for fertilizers, dye intermediates, explosives, and other organic chemicals. It is used in the printing industry for photoengraving, the engineering industry, metallurgy, etching steel, ore flotation, and reprocessing spent nuclear fuel. The largest use of nitric acid, approximately 74- 78%, is for the manufacture of ammonium nitrate, followed by the manufacture of cyclohexanone (8-9%), dinitrotoluene (

Sulphuric Acid is one of the most common and widely available acids in the world. As such, it has the maximum usage and forms a part of nearly every product that we may come across.