Copper Fluoborate In Mumbai

MOQ1 Gram/Grams

Puritya%0Y=97.0%

TasteOther, No data

PoisonousOther, Non-toxic under normal handling

Molecular Weight676.26 g/mol

Ingredients5,10,15,20-Tetraphenyl-21H,23H-porphine copper(II)

SmellOther, Odorless

MOQ100 Gram/Grams

Molecular Weight611.31 g/mol

IngredientsCopper(II) complex of octaethylporphyrin

AppearanceDark-green to black powder

Density1.21 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Physical FormPowder

HS Code3204

IngredientsReagent-impregnated test paper sheets.

GradeLaboratory grade

ApplicationOther, Used for determining copper content in liquids commonly used in laboratories industry and environmental testing.

Shapeother, Rectangular strips

PropertiesQuick color change reaction easy to use accurate detection of copper levels.

UsageDip the strip into the solution compare the color change to the provided chart for results.

Structural FormulaCuSO4A*5H2O

SmellOdorless, Other

Shapeother, Liquid (solution)

AppearanceClear blue liquid

IngredientsCopper (II) sulphate pentahydrate deionized water

Molecular Weight249.68 g/mol

PurityHigh purity reagents suitable for analytical testing

IngredientsReagents (chemical components) plastic/visual comparison materials

Ph LevelNeutral (specific pH depends on test solution used)

Shapeother, Box-shaped containing various components

PropertiesSafe for routine water testing precise color comparison system

PoisonousNO

StorageOther, Store in a cool dry place at room temperature

Molecular Weight63.546 g/mol

HS Code38220000 (Chemical mixture for laboratory use)

Molecular FormulaCu

SolubilityMiscible in water

GradeAnalytical grade

PropertiesBlue solution with strong ionic properties acidic in nature

UsageDiluted for use in educational chemistry experiments electroplating and as a test reagent

ApplicationLaboratory reagent agricultural use for fungicides and industrial applications, Other

Refractive RateNot applicable for dilute solution

SolubilityHighly soluble in water

Melting Point110AdegC (decomposes)

PoisonousNO

ApplicationOther, Used for copper content determination and testing in a laboratory or industrial setting.

UsageSufficient for up to 200 determinations to test for the presence of copper.

Shapeother, Rectangular paper strips

IngredientsReactive chemicals embedded in paper strips for copper detection.

PropertiesSpecific to copper ion testing; high sensitivity and consistent results.

Density1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

PropertiesHigh purity traceable to NIST standards

PoisonousNO

SolubilityCompletely soluble in water

PurityTraceable to NIST; highly pure for accurate calibration

Melting PointNot applicable for solution

Ph LevelTypically acidic due to dilute HNO3

PurityTraceable to NIST standards with high accuracy

SolubilitySoluble in dilute nitric acid

HS Code3822.00.1090 (based on chemical standards)

PoisonousNO

PropertiesHighly precise ICP standard solution traceable to NIST

Ingredients99% pure neocuproine

Density1.19 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Puritya%0Y=99%

Melting Point150-154AdegC

PoisonousYES

Shelf Life2 years if stored properly

Molecular Weight168.65 g/mol

Density1.1 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

PoisonousYES

Refractive RateNot available

SmellOther, Odorless

ApplicationUsed as an analytical reagent and in chemical synthesis, Other

HS Code3822.00

GradeLaboratory Grade

Molecular FormulaC6H12O6 + CuSO4 + Na2CO3 + Na3C6H5O7

Physical FormLiquid

SmellOther, Odorless

UsagePrimarily in laboratories for testing glucose fructose etc.

PoisonousNO

Shelf Life3 years when stored properly

CAS NoNot available (complex mixture)

Molecular FormulaCuSO4A*5H2O + Other Components

GradeLaboratory grade

AppearanceClear blue solution

MOQ50 Kilograms/Kilograms

Molecular FormulaCu(BF4)2

SmellOther, Odorless

StorageOther, Store in tightly closed containers, in cool, dry, well-ventilated area, away from acids and bases

TasteOther , No taste information; considered toxic

Structural FormulaCu(BF4)2

Loss on Drying<1.0%