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Zinc sulphate solution 0,1 mol/l – 0,1 M is a ready-to-use volumetric standard solution for titration and analytical chemistry applications. The preparation has a density of 1,015 g/cm³ and a boiling point of 100 °C, supporting dependable handling in aqueous volumetric work. Packed as a 1 l unit in plastic, it provides a defined 0,1 M concentration suitable for complexometric titrations, standardisation steps, and quantitative assays that specify zinc sulphate as the titrant or standard. This solution is offered from manufacturer Carl ROTH within the volumetric standard solutions portfolio for analytical laboratories. The ready-to-use format helps minimise preparation effort and supports consistent molarity across routine determinations. It is appropriate for quality-control, research, and teaching environments where a 0,1 mol/l zinc sulphate volumetric reagent is required. Stated physical properties and practical plastic litre packaging make the product convenient for everyday bench use in titration workflows and related analytical procedures that rely on a stable zinc sulphate standard solution.
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Key features
- Amount-of-substance conc. (20 °C): 0,1 mol/l ±0,4 %
- Titer: 0,996-1,004
- Pack size: 1 l plastic
- Density: 1,015 g/cm³
- Boiling point: 100 °C
- Concentration: 0,1 mol/l - 0,1 M
- Product type: Volumetric standard solution, ready-to-use
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