BORIC ACID

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BORIC ACID Specification

Molecular Weight
61.83 g/mol

Appearance
White Crystalline Powder

Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area

Density
1.435 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Odour
Odourless

Solubility
Soluble in Water

Ph Level
5.1 (1% solution)

Chemical Name
Boric Acid

Other Names
Orthoboric Acid, Acidum Boricum

Classification
Inorganic Chemical Compound

CAS No
10043-35-3

Type
Powder

Application
Industrial, Agricultural, Antiseptic, Glass and Ceramics, Insecticide, Preservative

Application Method
Direct Addition, Dilution in Water, Sprinkling

Raw Material
Borate Minerals

Physical State
Powder

Usage
For pH control, as flame retardant, wood preservative, various industrial processes

Shelf Life
2 Years

Purity(%)
99.5%

Best Before
24 Months from Date of Manufacture

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Boiling Point
Decomposes before boiling

EC Number
233-139-2

Melting Point
170.9°C

Packaging Size
25 Kg, 50 Kg Bags

UN Number
Not regulated

Hazard Statement
Not classified as hazardous under normal handling

Safety Precautions
Use with adequate ventilation, avoid inhalation, and contact with eyes or skin

Refractive Index
1.461

EINECS No
233-139-2

Grade
Technical/Industrial

About BORIC ACID

Our firm is a renowned entity, engaged in manufacturing, exporting and supplying a high quality Boric Acid. This acid is used as antiseptic for minor burns and cuts. It is also used as insecticide and preservative. Under the experts proper guidance, the offered chemical is processed using premium grade chemical compounds. Further, we provide this Boric Acid in various packaging options to enhance its shelf life at economical prices.

Features:

White crystalline solid
Trigonal planar
Effectiveness
Stability

Versatile Applications Across Industries

Boric acid is indispensable in fields such as glass and ceramics manufacturing, agriculture, insecticide production, and industrial processes. Its use extends to pH control, as a flame retardant, and a wood preservative, due to its powerful yet non-hazardous properties when handled correctly. Its crystalline powder form ensures easy handling and effective integration into different production methods.

Safety and Stability

With a purity of 99.5% and stable chemical nature under recommended storage, boric acid provides reliability in operation. Its odourless, soluble in water, and features a refractive index of 1.461. While generally not hazardous, proper safety measures like adequate ventilation and avoiding direct contact with eyes or skin should be observed during handling and use.

FAQs of BORIC ACID :

Q: How should boric acid be stored to maintain its effectiveness?

A: Boric acid should be stored in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated environment to preserve its stability and quality for up to 24 months from the date of manufacture.

Q: What is the recommended method for using boric acid in industrial processes?

A: For industrial use, boric acid can be added directly, diluted in water, or sprinkled as required by the specific application, whether its for glass manufacturing, pH regulation, or as a flame retardant.

Q: When is boric acid most beneficial in agricultural settings?

A: Boric acid is beneficial in agriculture as it can function as an insecticide and preservative, helping to protect crops and manage soil pH, best applied according to agronomic recommendations.

Q: Where is boric acid sourced from and what is its physical form?

A: Boric acid is derived from borate minerals and is supplied as a white crystalline powder, making it easy to transport and apply in various industries.

Q: What safety precautions are necessary when handling boric acid?

A: When working with boric acid, ensure proper ventilation and avoid inhalation or contact with eyes or skin, even though it is not classified as hazardous under normal conditions.

Q: Can boric acid be used for antiseptic purposes and how?

A: Yes, boric acid is effective as an antiseptic. It can be used in diluted form with water for cleaning wounds or surfaces, according to recommended guidelines for safety.

Q: What benefits does boric acid offer in glass and ceramics production?

A: Boric acid enhances glass durability and resistance to thermal shock, contributing to improved product quality in glass and ceramics manufacturing processes.

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