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Catalog Number:
30071
CAS Number:
7782-61-8
Nitrate de fer (III) nonahydraté
Grade:
Réactif ACS
Purity:
98 - 101 % (dosage par titrage)
Synonym(s):
Nitrate ferrique nonahydraté
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Utilisé dans la détermination du phosphate.

Synonyms
Nitrate ferrique nonahydraté
CAS Number
7782-61-8
Purity
98 - 101 % (dosage par titrage)
Grade
Réactif ACS
Molecular Formula
Fe( NO3 ) 3.9H2O
Molecular Weight
404.0
MDL Number
MFCD00149708
PubChem ID
16211566
Melting Point
47 °C (environ)
Appearance
Cristaux mauve pâle ou cristaux humides blanc cassé à violet pâle
Conditions
Magasin chez RT
General Information
Synonyms
Nitrate ferrique nonahydraté
CAS Number
7782-61-8
Purity
98 - 101 % (dosage par titrage)
Grade
Réactif ACS
Molecular Formula
Fe( NO3 ) 3.9H2O
Molecular Weight
404.0
MDL Number
MFCD00149708
PubChem ID
16211566
Melting Point
47 °C (environ)
Appearance
Cristaux mauve pâle ou cristaux humides blanc cassé à violet pâle
Conditions
Magasin chez RT
Properties
Additional property information coming soon!
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Safety and Regulations
Hazmat
Oui
Antibiotic
Non
DEA-regulated
Non
Warnings
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Applications

Iron(III) nitrate nonahydrate is widely utilized in research focused on:

  • Analytical Chemistry: It serves as a reagent in various analytical techniques, such as spectrophotometry, to determine the concentration of other compounds in a solution.
  • Material Science: This compound is used in the synthesis of iron oxide nanoparticles, which have applications in catalysis, magnetic materials, and drug delivery systems.
  • Agriculture: It acts as a nitrogen source in fertilizers, promoting plant growth and enhancing soil fertility, particularly in iron-deficient soils.
  • Textile Industry: Iron(III) nitrate nonahydrate is utilized in dyeing processes, helping to fix dyes onto fabrics and improve color fastness.
  • Environmental Science: It is employed in the treatment of wastewater, aiding in the removal of contaminants through precipitation and coagulation processes.

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