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Bromine Water

Name: Bromine Water
Brand: APURVA CHEMICALS

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MOQ : 50 Kilograms

Bromine Water Specification

Smell
Pungent, irritating odor

CAS No
7726-95-6

Appearance
Reddish-brown liquid

Grade
Laboratory Grade

Storage
Room Temperature

Purity
High

Shelf Life
12 months if stored properly

Physical Form
Liquid

Properties
Strong oxidizing agent, deep reddish-brown color, highly reactive, corrosive, emits toxic fumes.

Melting Point
-7.2C (Br2)

Shape
Amorphous (liquid)

Ingredients
Bromine dissolved in water

Molecular Formula
Br2 (in H2O)

Structural Formula
Br2 (dissolved in H2O)

Density
1.07 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Usage
Used in laboratories for qualitative analysis, bromination reactions, detection of alkenes/phenols

HS Code
28279090

Application
Analytical reagent, detection of unsaturation, chemical synthesis, disinfectant

Poisonous
YES

Solubility
Miscible with water

Ph Level
Acidic (~pH 1-2)

Product Type
Bromine Water

EINECS No
231-778-1

Taste
Not applicable (toxic)

Molecular Weight
159.808 g/mol (Br2)

Boiling Point
59°C (Br2)

Hazard Class
8 (Corrosive), 6.1 (Toxic)

UN Number
UN 1744

Disposal Methods
Dispose in accordance with local, regional, national regulations for hazardous chemicals

Flash Point
Non-flammable; Br2: not applicable

Packaging Details
Supplied in 500 ml and 1 L glass or HDPE bottles

Compatibility
Incompatible with ammonia, metals, strong reducing agents, organic materials

Transport Information
Handle with care as per hazardous chemical transport guidelines

First Aid Measures
Avoid inhalation/contact; rinse with water if contact occurs; seek medical attention in case of exposure.

Bromine Water Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
50 Kilograms

Supply Ability
5000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Bromine Water

Try Now our Bromine Water (Br2), a classic reagent for laboratory and analytical use. With a sublime, flawless reddish-brown appearance, this high-purity solution is supplied in sturdy 500 ml or 1 L glass or HDPE bottles for safe handling. Purchase with confidence as each bottle features Bromine dissolved in water, ready for qualitative analysis, chemical synthesis, and detection of unsaturation. As a strong oxidizing agent, this product demands careful handling in accordance with hazard class 8 and 6.1 guidelines. Get fast delivery, uncompromising quality, and expert support from a leading supplier in India.

Features and Applications of Bromine Water

Experience the flawless versatility of our Bromine Water-an amorphous, deep reddish-brown liquid used as an analytical reagent in laboratories. Its primary features include a pungent odor, high purity, and excellent miscibility with water. Key applications span detection of alkenes and phenols, bromination reactions, and qualitative analysis in research. Type of usage focuses on laboratory-grade synthesis, chemical testing, and disinfection, offering sublime reliability for scientists and chemists.

Sample, Delivery, and Certifications for Bromine Water

We are pleased to offer sample Bromine Water for valuation before full outlay. Every shipment is meticulously packaged to ensure safe transport and arrives swiftly to your facility. Detailed certifications accompany each consignment, validating quality and purity. Our commitment to reliable delivery, transparent documentation, and professional valuation ensures a seamless procurement process for laboratories requiring high-grade Bromine Water.

FAQ's of Bromine Water:

Q: How should Bromine Water be stored for optimal shelf life?

A: Bromine Water should be stored at room temperature in tightly sealed glass or HDPE bottles, away from incompatible substances such as ammonia, metals, and strong reducing agents. Proper storage extends its shelf life to 12 months.

Q: What is the recommended process if Bromine Water comes into contact with skin?

A: Immediately rinse the affected area thoroughly with water. Seek medical attention in case of further irritation or if exposure symptoms persist.

Q: Where can Bromine Water be used in laboratories?

A: Bromine Water is commonly used in qualitative analysis, detection of alkenes and phenols, bromination reactions, and as an analytical reagent in chemical synthesis.

Q: When is Bromine Water considered non-flammable?

A: Bromine Water is classified as non-flammable, making it safer for laboratory handling when compared to certain other chemical reagents.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Bromine Water in analysis?

A: Bromine Water offers reliable performance as a strong oxidizing agent, providing accurate results in detecting unsaturation in organic compounds and facilitating precise chemical synthesis.

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