Potassium Dichromate ACS is a solid with a red-orange color, belonging to the triclinic crystal system. Its chemical formula is K2Cr2O7. This compound is also referred to as Potassium bichromate, Dipotassium Dichromate, and Dichromic Acid Dipotassium Salt. It is soluble in water. When heated above 600°C, Potassium Dichromate decomposes to produce oxygen, potassium chromate, and chromium(III) oxide. Potassium Dichromate ACS is commonly used as an oxidizing agent in various industrial settings. The ACS grade signifies a high level of purity suitable for laboratory and analytical purposes.
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Application :
- Potassium Dichromate ACS may be used in the preparation of hybride polymer-clay nanocomposite supported dichromate reagents.
- It may also be used as an oxidant for the selective oxidation of primary and secondary alcohol to corresponding aldehydes and ketones, respectively.
- As an oxidizing agent, in dyeing, painting, decorating porcelain, lithography, in electric batteries, electroplating It is most often used as an oxidizing agent in laboratories and industries.
- It is used as a precursor to prepare potassium chrome alum which finds application in leather finishing and tanning.
- It is utilized in the preparation of chromic acid for cleaning glassware and etching materials It is an active ingredient in cement and is used for retards setting and improves its density and texture.
Key features :
- Meet the toughest regulatory standards for quality and purity
- Used in photography
- Used in wet test analysis as an analytical lab reagent and in ethanol determination
- Gives reliable and consistent results