Description
Iron(III) sulphate hydrate, Extra Pure is a laboratory reagent supplied in a 500 g pack for inorganic chemistry, analytical preparation, and general wet-lab use. The Extra Pure grade identifies a quality level appropriate for routine laboratory procedures that specify iron(III) sulphate in hydrated form. As a LABKEM product from manufacturer Labbox, this material is intended for dissolution, stock-solution preparation, precipitation studies, and educational or research workflows requiring a defined Fe(III) sulphate hydrate. The 500 g pack size suits repeated bench-scale work while remaining practical for storage and inventory control. Net weight of the unit is 0,580 kg. Country of origin is India. Iron(III) sulphate hydrates are widely employed as iron sources in aqueous chemistry, coagulation-related demonstrations, redox and complexation experiments, and method development where a soluble iron(III) salt is preferred over oxide or metal powder. Users should apply standard laboratory handling for inorganic salts, including appropriate PPE and waste procedures. Product naming and pack details are stated clearly to support accurate ordering and documentation against laboratory methods and internal catalogues without additional performance claims beyond the Extra Pure designation and hydrate form given by the manufacturer data.
This article is part of Metals, elements & oxides, in Inorganic chemicals.
Key features
- Pack size: 500 g
- Chemical name: Iron(III) sulphate hydrate
- Grade: Extra Pure
- Product type: LABKEM
- EAN: 8434868027060
- Technical Information Sheet:
- Safety Data Sheet:
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