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Sulphuric Acid

Sulphuric Acid – 25%, 90%, 95–97%, 98% Purity (AR / ACS / LAB Grades)

Highly concentrated and laboratory-grade Sulphuric Acid available in multiple purities ranging from 25% to 98%. This clear to oily liquid is widely used in laboratories, chemical manufacturing, mining, pharmaceuticals, and water treatment. Supplied in AR, ACS, and LAB grades, ensuring compatibility with a broad range of industrial and analytical applications.

✅ Purity Options: 25%, 90%, 95–97%, 98%
✅ Grades: AR, ACS, LAB
✅ Clear to Slightly Oily Liquid Appearance
✅ Corrosive, High-Reactivity Acid for Industrial & Lab Use
✅ Shelf Life: 5 Years Under Proper Storage
✅ Supplied in HDPE Drums or Acid-Resistant Containers
CAS Number: 7664-93-9
UN Number: 1830

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High-Purity Sulphuric Acid 25–98% | Multi-Purpose Industrial & Lab Acid

Premium AR / ACS / LAB Grade Sulphuric Acid for Chemical, Mining, and Laboratory Applications

Sulphuric Acid (CAS No. 7664-93-9) is a highly reactive, oily, colorless to slightly yellow liquid known for its powerful acidic, dehydrating, and oxidizing properties. Available in 25%, 90%, 95–97%, and 98% concentrations, this essential inorganic acid is offered in AR (Analytical Reagent), ACS (American Chemical Society), and LAB grades, making it suitable for a range of industrial, chemical, and laboratory uses.

It plays a critical role in battery production, pH regulation, chemical synthesis, fertilizer manufacturing, and ore processing. Its exothermic reaction with water makes it a potent component in dehydration and catalytic systems. Due to its high reactivity and corrosive nature, Sulphuric Acid must be handled with proper safety controls. For guidelines on safe chemical handling and industrial acid applications, refer to the CDC NIOSH Pocket Guide and PubChem Sulphuric Acid Database.

This acid is widely used in chemical manufacturing plants, metallurgical operations, wastewater treatment facilities, and research laboratories. For related acids and lab-grade reagents, explore our analytical-grade chemicals.


Product Specifications and Chemical Properties

Property Specification
Chemical Name Sulphuric Acid
CAS Number 7664-93-9
HS Code 2807.00.00
Purity 25%, 90%, 95–97%, 98%
Appearance Clear, Colorless to Slightly Oily Liquid
Odor Pungent, Choking
Grade AR / ACS / LAB
Molecular Formula H₂SO₄
Molecular Weight 98.08 g/mol
Boiling Point ~337 °C (98%)
Melting Point ~10 °C (98%)
Solubility Miscible with Water (Highly Exothermic)
Shelf Life 5 Years
Packaging HDPE Bottles, Drums, Acid-Resistant Carboys
UN Number 1830

Industrial Applications and Laboratory Uses

  • Electrolyte solution in lead-acid batteries

  • pH regulation and acidification in water treatment systems

  • Catalyst and dehydrating agent in chemical synthesis

  • Pickling and surface treatment of metals in manufacturing

  • Reagent in laboratory titration and digestion procedures

  • Descaling and rust removal in industrial cleaning agents

  • Raw material in fertilizer production (sulfate salts)


Packaging Options and Storage Solutions

Our sulphuric acid is supplied in a variety of industrial and laboratory-safe containers, including:

  • HDPE bottles – for controlled lab-scale handling

  • 25L carboys – for mid-scale industrial processing

  • Drums – for bulk use in manufacturing, mining, and water treatment

All packaging is acid-resistant, leak-proof, and complies with UN 1830 guidelines. Product should be stored in a cool, ventilated, chemical storage area, away from moisture and incompatible substances.


Safety Advantages and Handling Guidelines

Sulphuric Acid is a highly corrosive and reactive acid that demands strict safety protocols during handling. Always add acid to water to prevent splattering, and use appropriate PPE including chemical-resistant gloves, goggles, and aprons.

  • No vapour release under sealed storage

  • Clear labeling and safety documentation provided

  • MSDS available upon request

Proper disposal and neutralization procedures must be followed as per local environmental regulations. Refer to CDC guidelines for chemical exposure prevention and first-aid response.

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