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Lab Pro AMMONIUM CHLORIDE ACS 500gm

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SKU: ZA1270-450
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Description
  • Chemical Name
    Ammonium Chloride
  • Grade
    ACS Reagent
  • Assay
    ≥99.5% (NH₄Cl)
  • Form
    Solid
  • Packaging
    500 g Container

Description

What is Lab Pro Ammonium Chloride ACS?

Lab Pro Ammonium Chloride ACS is a high-purity inorganic compound commonly used in laboratory, industrial, and chemical applications. Ammonium chloride is widely utilized as a buffering agent and for controlling pH levels in chemical processes.

Ammonium chloride:

  • Is commonly used as a buffer solution
  • Is used in the manufacturing of fireworks, safety explosives, and smokes
  • Is applied in pH control and chemical production processes
  • Is used in fertilizer production, electronics, and metallurgy
  • Is used as a flux for cleaning
  • Is used as a flavoring agent
  • Is used as an expectorant in cough medicine
  • Is used as a systemic acidifying agent

Key Features

  • Ammonium chloride, ACS reagent grade
  • ≥99.5% minimum assay (NH₄Cl)
  • Controlled impurity levels
  • Suitable for laboratory and analytical use
  • Consistent and reliable quality

Common Applications

  • Buffer solutions
  • pH control in chemical processes
  • Fireworks and safety explosive manufacturing
  • Fertilizer production
  • Electronics and metallurgy
  • Cleaning and flux applications
  • Pharmaceutical and medicinal uses

Packaging Details

  • Packaged In: 500 g container
  • Includes: Single unit

Legal & Safety Notice

This product is supplied for laboratory, industrial, and chemical use. Proper handling, storage, and use in accordance with applicable safety procedures and regulations is the responsibility of the end user.

Impurity Limits

  • Iron (Fe): 2 ppm
  • Sulfate (SO₄): 0.002%
  • Calcium (Ca): 0.001%
  • Magnesium (Mg): 5 ppm
  • Phosphate (PO₄): 2 ppm
  • Heavy Metals (ICP-OES): 5 ppm

Standards and Certifications

  • Lab Pro CofA
  • Lab Pro SDS
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Properties

Chemical Name Ammonium Chloride
IUPAC Name Ammonium Chloride
CAS Number 12125-02-9
Molecular Formula NH₄Cl
Molecular Weight 53.49 g/mol
Form Solid
Assay ≥99.5% NH₄Cl
pH 4.5–5.5 (5% solution at 25 °C)
Residue on Ignition ≤0.01%
Insoluble Material ≤0.005%


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What is ammonium chloride ACS grade used for?

Ammonium chloride ACS grade is used in laboratory, analytical, and industrial applications requiring high-purity ammonium salts. Common uses include buffer preparation, pH control, chemical synthesis, flux applications, and research workflows where consistent composition and controlled impurities are essential.

What does ACS reagent grade mean for ammonium chloride?

ACS reagent grade indicates the ammonium chloride meets purity standards set by the American Chemical Society. This ensures low impurity levels and reliable chemical performance, making it suitable for analytical chemistry, research laboratories, and regulated environments that require dependable reagent quality.

What form is this ammonium chloride supplied in?

This product is supplied as a white solid powder in a 500 g container. The solid form allows accurate weighing and easy dissolution, supporting precise preparation of buffer solutions, reagents, and process chemicals in laboratory and industrial settings.

What does more than 99.5% assay indicate?

An assay of ≥99.5% confirms high ammonium chloride content with minimal impurities. This level of purity supports reproducible results in laboratory analyses, pH control applications, and chemical processes that depend on consistent reagent strength and composition.

How should ammonium chloride ACS be handled and stored?

Ammonium chloride should be stored in a tightly sealed container in a cool, dry location to prevent moisture absorption. Handle using standard laboratory safety practices and avoid contamination. Always consult the Safety Data Sheet for proper handling, storage, and disposal guidance.