Iron Metal, Reduced, Powder, Reagent
Iron Metal, Reduced, Powder is a high-purity chemical compound with the symbol 'Fe' and atomic number 26. This reagent-grade powder is utilized in various chemical applications, making it an essential component in laboratories and industrial processes.
Key Features:
- Reduced Form: Provides effective chemical reactivity for diverse applications.
- Chemical CAS Number: 7439-89-6, ensuring clear identification and compliance with safety standards.
- Chemical Formula: Fe, representing its elemental form.
- Assay (Fe) Minimum: 96.0%, ensuring high-quality material for reliable results.
- Insolubility in Sulfuric Acid: 0.2-0.9%, indicative of chemical stability.
- Manganese Content: 0.2-0.6%, adding to the material's integrity.
- Maximum Sulfide (as S): ≤0.02% and Phosphorus (P): ≤0.012%, ensuring minimal impurities.
- Flammability Rating: 2, indicating cautious handling is required.
- Reactivity Rating: 1, showing low chemical reactivity under standard conditions.
Applications:
This reagent is widely used in the Bechamp reduction process, specifically for the reduction of nitrobenzene to aniline. It also plays a crucial role in:
- Water purification processes.
- As a coloring agent in paints.
- Etching copper in various industrial applications.
Chemical Specifications:
Chemical Characteristics |
Reduced |
Chemical Formula Weight |
A.W. 55.85 |
Chemical Storage Info |
Moisture-sensitive: Keep tightly closed. |
Chemical DOT Description |
Metal powder, flammable, n.o.s. (iron metal, powder) |
Chemical Hazard Class |
4.1 |
Chemical Packaging Group |
PG III |
Chemical UPS Limit |
0 lb |
Hazard Information:
Ratings |
Health1 |
Flammability2 |
Chemical Category:
Metals