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About Silver Nitrate Crystals ACS Reagent Grade
Silver Nitrate, AgNO3, is a colorless crystalline solid, in which each Ag+ center is bonded to 6 oxygens. It is prepared by reacting Silver with Nitric Acid. ACS (American Chemical Society) grade designation signifies high purity (at least 95%) and integrity of reagents.
Silver Nitrate crystals are uncolored and considered transparent, becoming black on exposure to light or organic material.
Common Uses and Applications
- Organic synthesis
- Antiseptic
- Laboratory reagent
- Photography
- Scanning electron microscopy (SEM)
- Staining of proteins and nucleic acids
- Halide abstraction
Industries
Chemistry Table
7761-88-8 | |
AgNO3 | |
169.87 | |
1493 |
Silver Nitrate Crystals ACS Reagent Grade Specifications
Assay | Min 99.0% |
Clarity of Solution | To Pass Test |
Chloride | 5 ppm |
Free Acid | To Pass Test |
Substances not Pptd. by Hydrochloric Acid | 0.01% |
Sulfate | 0.002% |
Copper | 2 ppm |
Iron | 2 ppm |
Lead | 0.001% |
Safety and Shipping Information
Please contact us to request a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and Certificate of Analysis (COA) for Silver Nitrate Crystal Anhydrous ACS.
Spec/SDS
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