Mercuric Chloride AR, 500g - BULK PURCHASE

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Mercuric Chloride AR, 500g - BULK PURCHASE | MOQ 10 SETS

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MOQ 10 SETS
Reagent in Chemical Reactions: Mercuric chloride is commonly used in organic synthesis and laboratory experiments, particularly as a catalyst or reagent in chemical reactions involving other halides or metals.
Preparation of Other Mercury Compounds: It is used in the production of other mercury compounds and as a precursor in various chemical syntheses.
Gravimetric Analysis: In analytical chemistry, mercuric chloride is used for gravimetric analysis to determine the presence of certain ions in solution.
Preservative: Historically, mercuric chloride was used as a preservative in some solutions for biological specimens, although its use has decreased due to its toxicity.
Antiseptic Properties: It has been used in some antiseptic preparations for its bactericidal properties, but this use is now less common due to the risks associated with mercury exposure.
Highly Toxic: Mercuric chloride is a potent poison and can be fatal if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin. It is extremely toxic to the kidneys, nervous system, and other organs.

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Mercuric Chloride AR (500g) is a highly toxic, inorganic compound with the chemical formula HgCl₂. It is used in various chemical, industrial, and laboratory applications. The "AR" designation stands for Analytical Reagent, indicating that this compound meets high purity standards, making it suitable for laboratory and chemical analysis.

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UPC:	chem-0000394
UGS du vendeur:	chem-0000394
Condition:	New
Disponibilité:	En stock
Quantité minimum d'achat:	10
Date d'inscription pour la première fois sur Zandaux:	Dec 19, 2024

KEY FEATURES:

Reagent in Chemical Reactions: Mercuric chloride is commonly used in organic synthesis and laboratory experiments, particularly as a catalyst or reagent in chemical reactions involving other halides or metals.

Preparation of Other Mercury Compounds: It is used in the production of other mercury compounds and as a precursor in various chemical syntheses.

Gravimetric Analysis: In analytical chemistry, mercuric chloride is used for gravimetric analysis to determine the presence of certain ions in solution.

Preservative: Historically, mercuric chloride was used as a preservative in some solutions for biological specimens, although its use has decreased due to its toxicity.

Antiseptic Properties: It has been used in some antiseptic preparations for its bactericidal properties, but this use is now less common due to the risks associated with mercury exposure.

Highly Toxic: Mercuric chloride is a potent poison and can be fatal if ingested, inhaled, or absorbed through the skin. It is extremely toxic to the kidneys, nervous system, and other organs.

Safety Precautions: It should be handled with great care, using appropriate safety equipment such as gloves, goggles, and a fume hood to avoid exposure. Proper disposal procedures must be followed to prevent contamination.

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