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boric acid

boric acid

Product Details:

  • Density 1.435 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
  • Storage Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area
  • Other Names Orthoboric acid, Hydrogen borate
  • Boiling point Not applicable (decomposes at higher temperature)
  • Solubility Soluble in water, alcohol, and glycerol
  • Poisonous Yes
  • Form Powder or Granular
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boric acid Product Specifications

  • 99% Min.
  • Conforms to industry and pharma standards
  • 10043-35-3
  • Odorless
  • Inorganic Acid
  • As a flux, antiseptic, pH buffer, pesticide, and flame retardant
  • 233-139-2
  • Technical, Laboratory, Pharmaceutical
  • 1.340 (for 1.6% aqueous solution)
  • Slightly bitter
  • 170C (338F)
  • Crystalline or powder
  • 61.83 g/mol
  • 28100020
  • Inorganic Acid
  • Acidic (pH 5.1 for 0.1% solution)
  • Boric Acid
  • H3BO3
  • B(OH)3
  • Not applicable (decomposes at higher temperature)
  • Soluble in water, alcohol, and glycerol
  • Powder or Granular
  • Yes
  • Industrial, pharmaceutical, laboratory, agricultural, and preservative uses
  • Boric Acid
  • Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area
  • Orthoboric acid, Hydrogen borate
  • 1.435 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)
  • 25 kg and 50 kg bags
  • Avoid direct inhalation and ingestion. Use protective gear.
  • Low, but avoid direct discharge into the environment
  • 2 years in closed packaging
  • 9.24 (at 25°C)
  • 500 kg
  • 0.5% max
  • Stable under normal conditions
  • White crystalline solid
  • Compatible with most solvents and chemicals
  • Dispose as per local regulations for hazardous chemicals

boric acid Trade Information

  • 100 Per Month
  • 3 Days

Product Description

Quick Details

Classification:

Boric Acid

CAS No.:

10043-35-3

Other Names:

boric acid

MF:

H3BO3

EINECS No.:

233-139-2

Grade Standard:

Agriculture Grade, Industrial Grade, Medicine Grade, Reagent Grade

Purity:

99.5%

Appearance:

white powder or granula

Application:

Agriculture

Model Number:

Boric Acid

Product name:

boric flakes acid

Molecular Weight::

61.83

Melting point::

169

Boiling Point ()::

300

Relative density::

1.44 (15 )

Water solubility::

49.5 g/L (20)

Size::

60~80mesh

sample::

available

Keywords:

boric acid powde



Applications and Usages

Boric acid finds extensive use in multiple sectors such as industry, medicine, agriculture, and laboratories. As a versatile compound, it acts as a flux in metallurgy, a pH buffer in formulations, antiseptic for medical use, pesticide in farming, and a flame retardant for materials. Its compatibility with most solvents amplifies its practicality in manufacturing and research processes.


Safety and Handling Precautions

While boric acid is classified as slightly toxic when ingested in large quantities, it generally showcases low environmental impact if managed responsibly. It should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area, using protective gear to avoid direct inhalation or ingestion. Disposal must strictly follow local regulations for hazardous chemicals to mitigate ecological risks.


Packaging and Storage

Supplied in robust 25 kg and 50 kg bags, boric acid maintains stability and purity up to two years in closed packaging. The minimum order quantity is 500 kg, catering to industrial and wholesale requirements. Proper storage conditions safeguard its quality and extend shelf life, making it suitable for long-term usage in bulk operations.

FAQ's of boric acid:


Q: How should boric acid be safely handled and stored?

A: Boric acid should always be handled using protective gear to avoid direct inhalation or ingestion. Store it in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, and ensure the packaging remains tightly sealed to retain its stability and purity during its two-year shelf life.

Q: What are the main applications of boric acid?

A: Boric acid is utilized in industry as a flux, in pharmaceuticals as an antiseptic, in laboratories as a pH buffer, in agriculture as a pesticide, and in manufacturing as a flame retardant. It is compatible with most chemicals and solvents, enhancing its versatility.

Q: Where can boric acid be used and who are the typical buyers?

A: Boric acid is commonly used in industrial, laboratory, pharmaceutical, and agricultural environments. Typical buyers include exporters, manufacturers, suppliers, and traders, particularly those operating from India or serving global markets.

Q: What is the minimum order quantity and how is boric acid packaged?

A: The minimum order quantity for boric acid is 500 kg. It is securely packaged in 25 kg and 50 kg bags to facilitate safe transport and easy storage for bulk and wholesale applications.

Q: What benefits does boric acid offer in industrial and scientific processes?

A: Boric acid improves manufacturing efficiency by acting as a reliable flux, ensures product safety as a flame retardant and antiseptic, and aids in precise laboratory work as a pH buffer. Its high purity and stable nature guarantee consistent results and compliance with industry standards.

Q: How should boric acid be disposed of after use?

A: Boric acid should be disposed of as per local regulations governing hazardous chemicals. Avoid direct discharge into the environment to minimize ecological impact and safeguard public health.

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