Sodium nitrite

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Sodium nitrite Specification

Solubility
Highly soluble in water

Storage Instructions
Store in cool, dry place away from direct sunlight in tightly closed containers

Density
2.17 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Molecular Weight
69.00 g/mol

Ph Level
Approximately 8 - 10 (5% solution, 25C)

Appearance
White to pale yellow crystalline powder

Odour
Odourless

Chemical Name
Sodium Nitrite

Other Names
Nitrous acid sodium salt, E250, NaNO2

Classification
Inorganic Salt

CAS No
7632-00-0

Type
Analytical Reagent, Technical, Food Grade

Application
Food preservative, dye manufacture, corrosion inhibitor, laboratory reagent, pharmaceuticals

Application Method
Dissolved in water or blended with mixtures as required

Raw Material
Sodium Nitrate, reducing agent

Physical State
Solid (crystalline powder or granules)

Usage
Preservation, chemical synthesis, industrial processing

Shelf Life
24 months in original packaging

Purity(%)
Minimum 98%

Drying Time
Not applicable (solid state)

Best Before
24 months from manufacturing date

UN Number
1500

EC Number
231-555-9

Boiling Point
320°C (decomposes)

Melting Point
271°C

Stability
Stable under normal conditions

Hazard Class
5.1 (Oxidizing Agent)

Microbial Limit
Complies with IP/BP/USP specification (for food grade)

Incompatibility
Strong acids, organic materials, reducing agents

Packaging Size
25 kg / 50 kg HDPE bags with liner

Toxicity
Harmful if swallowed or inhaled, toxic by ingestion

Moisture Content
< 0.1%

About Sodium nitrite

Embrace the resplendent quality of our Sodium Nitrite (UN Number: 1500), a kingly inorganic salt with wondrous utility in preservation, dye manufacture, and industrial processes. Shop now for the latest reduced rates on our premium product, provided in solid crystalline powder or granules. Sodium Nitrite, with EC Number: 231-555-9 and CAS No: 7632-00-0, boasts a purity of at least 98%. Available in 25 kg / 50 kg HDPE bags with liner, this highly soluble, odourless material is stable under normal conditions and complies with world standards for food grade applications. Reduced toxicity and impeccable microbial limits further enhance its value.

Application Areas and Key Features of Sodium Nitrite

Sodium Nitrite shines across various industries as a food preservative, dye manufacturing agent, corrosion inhibitor, laboratory reagent, and pharmaceutical intermediate. Used in wondrous preservation and chemical synthesis, its kingly features include excellent solubility, high purity, and compliance with IP/BP/USP specifications. Extra features such as microbial safety and consistent stability ensure reliable performance, making it an invaluable choice for exporters, importers, and manufacturers seeking superior results.

Packaging, Transportation, and Sample Policy

Our Sodium Nitrite is shipped in robust 25 kg or 50 kg HDPE bags with liners, ensuring impeccable stability during freight. Transportation from India is offered through major FOB ports at a competitive list price. Sample policies cater to both established clients and traders, promoting product reliability before bulk procurement. Whether exported or locally traded, careful packaging and reliable shipping guarantee product integrity, making business operations smooth and cost-effective.

FAQs of Sodium nitrite :

Q: How is Sodium Nitrite commonly used across industries?

A: Sodium Nitrite is widely used as a food preservative, in dye manufacturing, corrosion inhibition, laboratory reagent applications, and pharmaceuticals due to its reliable chemical properties and high purity.

Q: What are the safety precautions for handling Sodium Nitrite?

A: It is essential to avoid ingestion and inhalation as Sodium Nitrite is harmful and toxic. Use protective equipment, store in cool, dry places away from acids and organic materials, and maintain tightly closed containers to ensure safety.

Q: Where should Sodium Nitrite be stored to maintain stability?

A: Store Sodium Nitrite in a cool, dry environment away from direct sunlight and incompatible substances, such as strong acids or reducing agents, to preserve its stability and effectiveness for up to 24 months.

Q: What is the usual process for applying Sodium Nitrite in industrial settings?

A: Sodium Nitrite is typically dissolved in water or blended into mixtures as required for specific applications. Its crystalline form allows easy measurement and inclusion in reagents, preservatives, and manufacturing processes.

Q: When is it best to use Sodium Nitrite before its shelf life expires?

A: Sodium Nitrite should ideally be used within 24 months from the manufacturing date to ensure uncompromised purity and effectiveness. Always check the best-before date on packaging before utilization.

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