Ammonium Hydroxide 54-55% 20 Baume *

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About Ammonium Hydroxide 54-55% 20 Baume

Ammonium Hydroxide, NH4OH, is formed when ammonia (NH3) is dissolved in water. Ammonia deprotonates a small portion of water molecules leaving the free hydroxide ion, [OH]-, to form a slightly basic solution. The resulting solution is clear, colorless, with a pungent odor and vapors that may irritate the eyes.

The Baume Scale is commonly used to determine a solution's specific gravity. It comprises of two hydrometers, one of them measures the density of liquids heavier than water and other measures the density of liquids lighter than water. The Baumé scale's unit is referred to as degrees Baume, B°, Be°, and simply Baume. Ammonium Hydroxide used commercially is often considered in terms of specific gravity and 20B° or 26B° are commonly used degrees. 

Common Uses and Applications

  • Laboratory solvent
  • Pharmaceutical manufacturing
  • Polymer manufacturing
  • Household cleaning reagent

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Safety and Shipping Information

DOT: Ammonia solution, 8, UN3318, PG II

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Chemistry Table

1336-21-6
NH4OH
35.05
Ammonia aqueous, Ammonium hydroxide solution, Ammoniumhydroxid, Aqueous ammonia, Aquammonia, Aqua ammonia, Ammonia aqua, Household ammonia, Ammonia monohydrate
14923
Lab Grade
54-55%
Ammonium hydroxide
3318
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