Ammonium Bicarbonate, Crystal, Reagent
Ammonium Bicarbonate, a high-purity reagent-grade inorganic compound, is the bicarbonate salt of ammonium. This solid, colorless compound is known for its rapid decomposition into carbon dioxide and ammonia. It plays a crucial role in buffering solutions to a slightly alkaline pH, making it indispensable in various chemical purification processes, particularly in High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC).
Key Features:
- Inorganic compound with the chemical formula: NH4HCO3
- Optimal for use in laboratory applications requiring alkaline buffering
- Meets the highest standards of purity and quality, ensuring reliable results in chemical experiments
- Decomposes safely into non-toxic emissions, adding an extra layer of safety during handling
Technical Specifications:
Chemical CAS Number |
1066-33-7 |
Chemical Formula Weight |
79.06 g/mol |
Assay (NH4HCO3) |
Min. 99.0% |
Maximum Limits: |
- Heavy Metals (as Pb): 0.001%
- Residue after Ignition: 0.01%
|
Health Rating |
1 |
Chemical UPS Limit |
150 lb |
Applications:
Ammonium Bicarbonate is widely used in laboratories for applications that involve buffering during chemical reactions. Its popularity extends to various fields, including pharmaceuticals, biochemical research, and industrial processes, highlighting its versatility and importance in scientific research and development.