Sodium Diphenylamin Sulphonate Extra Pure

Sodium Diphenylamin Sulphonate Extra Pure is a white to pale yellow crystalline powder used primarily as an analytical reagent and corrosion inhibitor. It functions as a redox indicator and stabilizer in chemical reactions, making it valuable for laboratory and industrial applications. It also serves as an intermediate in dye and pharmaceutical synthesis. Its Extra Pure grade ensures minimal impurities, suitable for sensitive chemical processes. Proper storage and handling maintain its stability and effectiveness.

Sodium Formate Extra Pure

Sodium Formate Extra Pure is a white crystalline powder known for its high purity and excellent solubility in water. It is extensively used as a buffering agent and mild reducing agent in laboratory and pharmaceutical applications. Industrially, it plays a significant role in leather tanning, corrosion inhibition, textile dyeing, and environmentally friendly de-icing formulations. Its versatility extends to agricultural, environmental, food, cosmetic, and cleaning industries, making it a valuable compound for diverse chemical processes. Proper storage in sealed containers away from moisture and acids is critical to preserve its quality and stability.

Zinc Phosphate Extra Pure

Zinc Phosphate Extra Pure is a white, fine, odorless powder composed of trizinc diphosphate with high chemical stability and purity suitable for analytical and material science applications. It is widely used in laboratories for phosphate-based reactions, corrosion inhibition research, and dental material development. Known for its minimal solubility in water and compatibility with dilute acids, it serves as a stable phosphate source in various experiments. It is especially valued in lab-scale surface treatment simulations, pigment formulation testing, and environmental remediation trials. Zinc Phosphate’s inertness under standard conditions and non-toxic classification make it a preferred choice for controlled reactivity studies, inorganic synthesis, and coatings R&D. Proper handling is required due to its dusty nature, although it is considered non-hazardous under most regulatory frameworks.