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Potassium Bromide 500gm
Original price was: $2,500.00.$2,300.00Current price is: $2,300.00.
Potassium Nitrate 500gm
Original price was: $590.00.$450.00Current price is: $450.00.
Potassium Hydroxide Pellets 500gm
Original price was: $465.00.$400.00Current price is: $400.00.
Potassium Hydroxide Pellets (KOH) are solid, highly caustic compounds often used in various industrial and laboratory applications. These white, odorless pellets are a strong base and are known for their high reactivity with water, forming potassium hydroxide solution and heat in the process. They are commonly used in the production of fertilizers, soaps, and biodiesel, as well as in chemical synthesis and pH regulation. Handle with care, as KOH can cause severe burns and irritation.
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Potassium Hydroxide Pellets
In the laboratory, Potassium Hydroxide Pellets are used for:
- pH Adjustment: KOH is employed to adjust and maintain the pH of solutions, making it crucial in various chemical processes and experiments.
- Saponification Reactions: It is used in the production of potassium soaps and other saponification reactions.
- Chemical Synthesis: KOH serves as a reagent in various organic synthesis reactions, including deprotonation and other transformations.
- Buffer Solutions: It is used to prepare buffer solutions with specific pH levels, which are essential for maintaining stability in biological and chemical experiments.
- Neutralization Reactions: KOH is involved in neutralizing acids to produce salts and water, a common process in many chemical experiments.
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