Silver Sulfate selina@tjydcr.com

Chemical Category: Inorganic substance - sulfsate

Properties: Colorless crystal or white crystalline powder.

Detailed Product Description:

Solubility: Gradually turns black in light; decomposes at 1,085℃; soluble in nitric acid, ammonia and concentrated sulfuric acid; slowly soluble in 125 portions of water and 71 portions of boiling water; insoluble in ethanol; slightly soluble in pure water. Solubility increases as PH value of solution environment decreases; when H+ is large enousgh, there is significant dissolution phenomenon. The relative density (d²⁹) is 5.45; melting point is 657℃. It is irritant.

Index and Contents of Silver Sulfate (clarity test/substances insoluble in nitri, bismuth and lead/substances non-precipitated in hydrochloric acid)

Uses: Colorimetric determination of nitrite, vanadate, phosphate and fluorin; to mensurate ethylene; to mensurate chromium and cobalt in water quality analysis.

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