Description

Ferric Nitrate is an inorganic compound with the chemical formula Fe(NO3)3·9H2O and a molecular weight of 404.02. It is a colorless to light purple monoclinic crystal with the characteristic of being easily deliquescent. The relative density of ferric nitrate is 1.68, the melting point is 47.2℃, and it decomposes when heated to 125℃. The substance is easily soluble in water to form a red solution. It is also soluble in ethanol and acetone, but slightly soluble in nitric acid. Ferric nitrate is oxidizing, and its aqueous solution decomposes into ferrous nitrate and oxygen under ultraviolet light.

Features
High purity ensures excellent performance
Ferric Nitrate is known for its high purity. The content of Fe(NO3)3·9H2O in the product specification is as high as 98.0% min, which directly reflects its excellent purity. High purity means fewer impurities and more stable chemical properties, providing reliable guarantees for various chemical reactions and applications. Whether used as a test reagent in a chemical laboratory or as a catalyst or mordant in the industrial field, high-purity Ferric Nitrate can show excellent performance.

Strictly control the impurity content
During the production process of Ferric Nitrate, the control of impurities is extremely strict. The content of sulphate is limited to 0.05% max, and the content of chloride does not exceed 0.1% max. These strict restrictions ensure the high quality of the product. The low impurity content not only improves the stability of the product, but also reduces the side effects that may occur during use, thereby improving the overall application effect.

Excellent solubility and dissolution stability
Ferric Nitrate is easily soluble in water to form a red solution. It is also soluble in ethanol and acetone, but slightly soluble in nitric acid. This excellent solubility allows Ferric Nitrate to be quickly and evenly dispersed in various solvents, providing good conditions for subsequent chemical reactions. In addition, its dissolution stability also ensures that there will be no precipitation or stratification during use, ensuring the continuity and stability of the reaction.

Clear physical property parameters
Ferric Nitrate has clear physical property parameters, such as relative density 1.684, melting point 47.2℃ and decomposition temperature 125℃. These parameters not only provide a scientific basis for the storage and transportation of the product, but also help users better control the reaction conditions during use to achieve the desired effect. For example, knowing the melting point can help users avoid storing or transporting the product in a high temperature environment to prevent it from melting or deteriorating; while the decomposition temperature reminds users to pay attention to controlling the temperature during use to avoid the decomposition of the product to produce harmful substances.

Product Specification

Fe(NO3)3·9H2O	98.0% min
Sulphate (as SO4)	0.05% max
Chloride (Cl)	0.1% max
Insolubles in water	0.1% max
Aqueous Ammonia Insoluble [based on sulfate]	0.2% max
Appearance	Purple crystal