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Silver Nitrate AR

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Silver Nitrate AR Specification

Storage
Store in tightly closed light-resistant containers, at room temperature, away from organic materials

Shape
Crystalline solid

Melting Point
212 C (decomposes)

Purity
>99.8%

Poisonous
Yes

HS Code
28432100

Ph Level
~5.5 (50 g/l H2O at 20 C)

Molecular Formula
AgNO3

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Taste
Bitter, metallic

Structural Formula
AgNO3

Density
4.35 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Smell
Odorless

Form
White crystalline powder

Other Names
Nitric acid silver(1+) salt

Solubility
Soluble in water and ammonia

Molecular Weight
169.87 g/mol

Classification
Inorganic chemical, Laboratory reagent

Chemical Name
Silver Nitrate

CAS No
7761-88-8

EINECS No
231-853-9

Grade
AR (Analytical Reagent)

Standard
Conforms to AR specification

Type
Inorganic Compound, Chemical Reagent

Usage
Used in laboratory reagents, photography chemicals, electroplating, and medical antiseptics

Main Material
Silver Nitrate

Application
Analytical Reagent, Laboratory Use, Photography, Silver plating, Antiseptic

Handling Precautions
Avoid contact with skin and eyes, use gloves and safety goggles

EC Number
231-853-9

Sensitivity
Light sensitive

Appearance
White to colorless crystals or powder

Packaging
Sealed plastic or amber glass bottle, 25g, 100g, 500g, 1kg

Hazard Class
6.1 (Toxic substances)

UN Number
UN1493

pH of 1% Solution
4.5 - 6.5

Decomposition Products
Nitrogen oxides, Silver

Autoignition Temperature
Not flammable

Shelf Life
2 Years

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Silver Nitrate AR Trade Information

Main Export Market(s)
South America, Middle East, Africa

About Silver Nitrate AR

Ending Soontake advantage of our Sensational Reduced Price on Silver Nitrate AR! This first-rate inorganic compound is supplied in instant checkout-ready, sealed plastic or amber glass bottles (25g to 1kg). Featuring a valiant purity of >99.8%, Silver Nitrate AR appears as white to colorless crystals or powder and is stable for two years under recommended storage conditions. Light-sensitive and toxic, it is ideal for laboratory reagents, analytical testing, photography, silver plating, and as a medical antiseptic. Handle with gloves and goggles, avoiding skin or eye contact for safety. Secure your purchase nowstock is limited!

Application Versatility of Silver Nitrate AR

Silver Nitrate AR excels in a multitude of applications and surfaces. Its primary use areas include laboratories for analytical reagents, photographic processing units, silver plating workshops, and in medical settings as an antiseptic. The compound is suitable for glass, metal, and ceramic surfaces as part of chemical analyses, coatings, or photographic films. Used by professionals, researchers, and manufacturers, it is essential for both routine laboratory work and precision-based industrial processes.

Supply Capacity and Purchase Information

Our Silver Nitrate AR is readily available with steady supply ability to fulfill your Estimate or bulk Purchase Order needs. The product is offered at competitive list prices, with flexible payment terms for bulk and retail clients. We furnish samples upon request as per our sample policy, enabling quality assessment before full-scale purchasing decisions. Orders can be placed conveniently through instant checkout, ensuring a swift and seamless transaction process every time.

FAQs of Silver Nitrate AR:

Q: How should Silver Nitrate AR be safely handled during usage?

A: Silver Nitrate AR should be handled wearing gloves and safety goggles, with direct contact to skin or eyes strictly avoided. Always operate in a well-ventilated area and follow standard laboratory safety procedures.

Q: What are the main applications of Silver Nitrate AR?

A: Silver Nitrate AR is primarily used as an analytical reagent, in laboratory research, for photographic processing, silver plating, and as a medical antiseptic in select settings.

Q: When does Silver Nitrate AR tend to decompose, and what are the by-products?

A: Silver Nitrate AR decomposes at around 212C. Upon decomposition, it produces nitrogen oxides and metallic silver as its by-products.

Q: Where should Silver Nitrate AR be stored to ensure stability and maximum shelf life?

A: It should be kept in tightly closed, light-resistant containers at room temperature, away from organic materials or any sources of contamination, to ensure optimal stability for up to two years.

Q: What is the process for purchasing Silver Nitrate AR and are samples available?

A: You can place an order instantly online or through a purchase order, with samples available on request per our sample policy. Flexible payment terms are offered to accommodate various buyers.

Q: What are the benefits of using high-purity (AR-grade) Silver Nitrate in applications?

A: Using AR-grade Silver Nitrate ensures accuracy in analytical work, reduces contaminants in sensitive laboratory and industrial applications, and offers reliability across photographic, plating, and medical uses.

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