Labbox sodium nitrate AGR, 500 g

Beschreibung

Labbox sodium nitrate AGR, 500 g

This versatile solid is widely used in professional laboratory environments and industrial processes. As a strong oxidizing agent and reliable source of nitrogen, it is an indispensable reagent in both chemical research and production. Compared to similar offerings on the market, this product impresses with its high purity and quality, making laboratory processes more efficient and results reproducible.

Reliable properties for professional use

The sodium nitrate described here is specially designed for laboratory applications and industrial processes. A key feature is its clear response to oxidizing requirements. The substance supports numerous synthesis and analysis processes, for example in organic chemistry or metallurgy. Thanks to its crystalline structure and defined molecular weight of 84.99, it is easy to dose and enables precise work results.

The strong oxidizing power contributes to an accelerated conversion, while the high purity minimizes undesirable side reactions. Last but not least, its use in fertilizers makes sodium nitrate a valuable resource in agrochemical research and development, especially for targeted nitrogen enrichment in plant cultivation. The product is also frequently used in glass melting and ceramics production, where it plays an excellent role as a process accelerator and fluxing agent.

– High purity for reproducible results
– Proven oxidizing agent for versatile reactions
– Easy handling thanks to crystalline structure
– Low impurities for precise measurements
– Supports fertilizer production for targeted nitrogen supply
– Complies with relevant shipping regulations (ADR, IMDG, IATA)
– Restricted as an explosive precursor (proper storage required)

In addition, the product is offered by LABKEM and meets important quality standards. The hazardous substance classification (Ox. Sol. 3; H272 and Eye Irrit. 2; H319) underlines the importance of safe handling, especially during handling and storage. Thanks to the uniform UN code 1498, transportation complies with international standards.

Certifications and standards

Sodium nitrate is subject to strict regulations laid down in European law. ADR classification 5.1 (oxidizing substances) applies to road transport. The product also belongs to dangerous goods class 5.1 according to IATA and IMDG, in each case with packaging group III. These standards regulate correct labeling, packaging and storage. In addition, GHS03 (oxidizing agent) and GHS07 (irritant) ensure consistent safety labeling in all member countries.

Examples of applications

– Metallurgy: Accelerates oxidation processes during the refining of metals
.- Chemical syntheses: Serves as a strong oxidizing agent, for example in the production of nitro compounds.
– Agricultural industry: Used in fertilizers for a stable nitrogen supply and healthy plant development.
– Glass and ceramics production: Promotes clarification and colouring, as sodium nitrate reliably oxidizes unwanted impurities.
– Pyrotechnics: Ensures even combustion by providing oxygen for the reaction.

FAQs

How should sodium nitrate be stored?

– In a cool, dry place, away from flammable substances and heat sources.
– Always keep container tightly closed.

Is special protective clothing required?

– Yes, suitable safety goggles, protective gloves and gowns are recommended to minimize eye and skin hazards.

What precautions apply to transportation?

– Due to the classification as an oxidizing substance, it is essential to ensure appropriate labeling and packaging in accordance with ADR, IMDG and IATA.

Can this product be used in any laboratory?

– Yes, provided that certain safety regulations are observed. Due to its purity and versatility, it meets common requirements in analytics, research and large-scale production.

How does sodium nitrate react in aqueous solution?

– It dissolves very well, resulting in strong ion formation. This allows it to be used specifically as an ion exchanger or electrolytic medium in corresponding investigations.

Conclusion

Sodium nitrate is an indispensable chemical in laboratories and industrial plants worldwide. Thanks to its high purity, reliable oxidizing power and precise labelling, the product can be used for a wide range of applications from fertilizer production to glass and ceramic processes. Safe handling, supported by clear hazardous substance labeling and standards, ensures trouble-free use even in sensitive areas. At the same time, its chemical properties open up new avenues for sophisticated synthesis and analysis. This makes it a high-quality and versatile solution for professionals who always focus on quality and safety in laboratory and production processes.