Beschreibung

Labbox copper(II) nitrate trihydrate EPR, 500 g

Labbox copper(II) nitrate trihydrate EPR, 500 g is used in demanding laboratory environments as a versatile reagent for various tasks in research, analysis and industrial processes. This high-quality oxidizing agent is particularly interesting for quality-conscious users who value precise results and reliable performance. Compared to alternative copper compounds, it scores points with its clearly defined degree of hydration, which allows processes to be precisely controlled and the desired results to remain reproducible.

Reliable standard for laboratory and production

With its defined water content and unique CAS number (10031-43-3), the material guarantees consistently high quality. Such parameters are essential for precisely regulated processes, for example in the field of spectrometry or the quantification of copper ions. Chemical laboratories and industrial users therefore benefit from a particularly clear basis for measurement and testing. Production at LABKEM, the manufacturer with many years of experience in the chemical industry, ensures consistent purity. This leads to consistent results in galvanic, analytical and catalytic processes.

Thanks to the classification according to the dangerous goods classes (IMDG: 8 II UN 3260, ADR: 8 II UN 3260, IATA: 8 II UN 3260), safe storage and professional transportation is guaranteed. The markings GHS03 (oxidizing), GHS05 (corrosive) and GHS09 (harmful to the environment) make it clear that the product must be handled with care and that appropriate safety measures must be taken. The classification Ox. Sol. 2;H272, Skin Corr. 1B;H314, Aquatic Acute 1;H400 and Aquatic Chronic 2;H411 illustrates the associated hazard potential, which is why specialists should always exercise caution when working with these substances.

Key technical data

– Chemical formula: Cu(NO₃)₂-3H₂O
– Molecular weight: 241.60
– Brand: LABKEM
– CAS: 10031-43-3
– UN code: 3260
– Classification: oxidizing agent, corrosive, harmful to the environment

These compact data provide an overview of the most important properties and also serve as a basis for the correct use in laboratory routines or industrial processes. In addition to the above specifications, the product is continuously tested in accordance with the relevant standards and safety regulations so that users can benefit from consistently high quality.

Certifications and standards

Since laboratories and production facilities are often subject to strictly regulated processes, compliance with relevant standards is also an important factor here. Copper(II) nitrate trihydrate meets the current safety and quality standards, which is reflected in the corresponding labels and tests. Thanks to the clear identification via EC: 221-838-5, users can be sure that they have a standardized reagent in their hands that can be easily integrated into existing QA systems.

Examples of use

– Production of complex catalysts for chemical syntheses
– Galvanic coatings, for example in electrodeposition processes with copper
– Quantitative analysis of copper ions in environmental or food samples
– Precipitation and dyeing processes in research setups

Due to its oxidizing and easily soluble properties, the salt is also ideal for redox reactions in which copper plays a key role as an active ion. In many laboratories, this preparation is also a reliable reference substance for various methods.

FAQs

What protective measures are necessary when handling

Wearing suitable protective goggles, gloves and a lab coat is mandatory. As the material is classified as an oxidizing agent and corrosive, it should always be stored safely in tightly sealed containers.

How should the product be stored

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It is recommended to store the reagent in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. In addition, organic substances and flammable materials should be kept away, as copper(II) nitrate trihydrate can react in combination with these substances.

Is special disposal necessary?

Due to its hazard classifications, this material must be handled as hazardous waste. Disposal is in accordance with local regulations for oxidizing and environmentally hazardous substances.

What steps must be taken in the event of a spillage

Spillages should be quickly absorbed with inert material and disposed of in a specially labeled container. Sufficient ventilation must be ensured to dissipate any vapours and minimize the risk of reactions.

Conclusion

Labbox copper(II) nitrate trihydrate EPR, 500 g allows a precise and reproducible procedure in laboratories and industrial applications, especially when it comes to galvanic processes, catalysts or quantitative analyses of copper ions. With its clearly defined specifications, classification as an oxidizing agent and safe packaging, this reagent offers high added value for professionals in research and production. At the same time, the listed hazard pictograms GHS03, GHS05 and GHS09 require special care in handling so that the potential can be ideally exploited without incurring safety risks.