Potassium Hydrogen Carbonate

Description

Potassium Hydrogen Carbonate AR/CP Grade, also commonly known as Potassium Bicarbonate, is an exceptionally pure, odorless, white crystalline powder or granular solid. Designated as  (AR/CP) Grade, this high-specification compound meets stringent laboratory standards for chemical purity, guaranteed trace-impurity limits, and consistent reactivity. It serves as an essential analytical reagent, primary acid-base standard, and controlled pH buffer across academic research, quality control laboratories, pharmaceutical testing, and high-precision chemical synthesis.

Key Performance Features & Applications

• Analytical Buffer & Neutralizer: Frequently utilized in quantitative chemical analysis and chromatography to maintain precise pH equilibrium in aqueous solutions without introducing unwanted sodium ions.

• Laboratory Synthesis & Reagent: Acts as an ultra-pure source of potassium ions (K+) and bicarbonate (HCO3) in pharmaceutical formulation research, inorganic salt preparation, and organic synthesis reactions.

• Standardization & Titration: Used as a reliable primary or secondary reference material for standardizing acid solutions in volumetric titrations due to its high purity and predictable stoichiometric behavior.

• Food & Pharmaceutical R&D: Applied in controlled laboratory food chemistry testing, wine deacidification studies, and experimental effervescent formulation development.

Technical Specifications & Typical Properties