This Hydrochloric Acid solution is prepared at 0.100 N (N/10) concentration in an isopropyl alcohol matrix. It is supplied by Ricca Chemical as a laboratory-grade reagent.
The chemical identifiers listed include CAS 7647-01-0 and 67-63-0. The product is supplied in liquid form and available in multiple bottle sizes depending on the variant.
Key Features
- 0.100 N (N/10) hydrochloric acid
- Isopropyl alcohol solvent matrix
- Laboratory-grade solution
- Supplied as a liquid reagent
- Includes chemical CAS identifiers
Applications
- Laboratory procedures requiring 0.100 N hydrochloric acid
- Analytical workflows using alcohol-based acid solutions
Benefits
- Ready-to-use standardized acid concentration
- Alcohol matrix suitable for specific analytical needs
- Clear labeling and chemical identification
Product Specs
- Chemical Name: Hydrochloric Acid
- Color: Colorless
- Concentration: 0.100 Normal
- Packaging: Natural poly bottle
- Solvent / Matrix: Isopropyl alcohol
- Quantity: 1 L
- Physical Form: Liquid
- Grade: Laboratory
- Chemical Name / Material: Hydrochloric Acid in Isopropanol
Categories
- Hydrochloric Acid Solutions
- Ricca Chemical
- Laboratory Reagents
- Standardized Solutions
FAQs
What is this product and what is its concentration?
This is a standardized solution of hydrochloric acid at 0.100 Normal (N/10) concentration, prepared in an isopropyl-alcohol matrix. It is supplied as a colorless liquid reagent suitable for laboratory use, including non-aqueous titrations.
What solvent and matrix does this reagent use?
The reagent uses isopropyl alcohol (IPA) as the solvent matrix, rather than water, which makes it suitable for non-aqueous titration or analytical methods where aqueous solutions are unsuitable.
What sizes and packaging are available?
According to the manufacturer, this reagent is available in natural-poly bottles of 500 mL, 1 L, 4 L, and a 20 L Cubitainer, each with a 12-month shelf life.
For what kinds of applications is this reagent used?
It is used in analytical workflows requiring precise acid normality in non-aqueous environments—such as ASTM methods for acid/base number determinations, petrochemical analysis or solvent-based titrations.
What safety or hazard considerations should I note?
Because the solution is hydrochloric acid in a flammable organic solvent (isopropyl alcohol), users should consult the SDS for handling, storage, and disposal requirements. The material is classified as UN1219 for transport.
