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Hydrobromic Acid

Name: Hydrobromic Acid
Brand: MODY CHEMI PHARMA LTD

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MOQ : 25 Kilograms

Hydrobromic Acid Specification

Storage
Room Temperature

Place of Origin
India

Boiling point
122 Degree Centigrade

Grade
Reagent Grade

Purity
98%

Form
Liquid

Hydrobromic Acid Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
25 Kilograms

Supply Ability
50 Kilograms Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

Main Export Market(s)
Asia, Australia, Central America, North America, South America, Eastern Europe, Western Europe, Middle East, Africa

About Hydrobromic Acid

Hydrobromic Acid offered by our company, is widely used in industries for the production of various useful inorganic bromides and other compounds. This acid is very strong mineral acid. This acid is highly reactive and corrosive to most metals. This acid is very much appreciated by our people for its usage. It is also a common reagent in organic chemistry used for oxidation and catalysis. This acid can be easily availed by our eminent customers, at reasonable rates, in the bulk quantities.

Hydrobromic Acid Properties:

Density: 1.49 g/cm³
Molar Mass: 80.9119 g/mol
Formula: HBr
Boiling point: 122 Degree Centigrade
Form: Liquid

FAQs

What is an interesting fact about hydrobromic acid?

It is quite possibly of the most grounded mineral corrosive. At the point when vaporous hydrogen bromide (profoundly harmful and very solvent in water) is broken down in water, an exceptionally acidic and destructive fluid (HBr) is framed. It is financially accessible as 48 or 62% corrosive in bottles.

What does hydrobromic acid react with?

Hydrobromic corrosive is an exceptionally impressive corrosive and it is a more grounded corrosive than hydrochloric corrosive. It responds with bases to shape bromide salts. Hydrobromic corrosive is exceptionally receptive and destructive to most metals. Hydrobromic corrosive when responded with sulfuric corrosive gives sulfur dioxide, bromine, and water.