Potassium hydroxide solution 50%, pure | AllChimie
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Ready‑to‑use 50% aqueous KOH solution, ideal for quickly preparing strongly basic media without solid dissolution steps.
Controlled concentration simplifies dosing calculations, pH adjustment, titrations and synthesis protocols in QC and R&D laboratories.
Supplied in a 1 L bottle suitable for regular lab use; for laboratory use only and to be integrated into internal CLP, corrosive storage and alkaline effluent management procedures.
Fifty‑percent potassium hydroxide solution, also known as potash lye, designed for basic preparations in the laboratory. This concentrated solution saves time compared with dissolving solid KOH while providing a stable concentration for pH adjustment, titrations and saponification or synthesis reactions. The strong base KOH (M = 56.11 g/mol) is widely used in chemistry, quality control and R&D across many industrial sectors. The H290, H302 and H314 hazard statements and associated P precautions support integration into your safety procedures, corrosive storage rules and alkaline effluent management workflows. For laboratory use only. The user is responsible for verifying regulatory compliance in their country (France and EU). Not intended for medical or in vitro diagnostic use unless specifically indicated by the manufacturer.
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Technical features
Type: Aqueous basic solution, strong base Name: Potassium hydroxide solution 50% Synonym: Potash lye Formula: KOH Concentration: 50% (w/w, typical) Molar mass (M): 56.11 g/mol Hazard statements (H): H290, H302, H314 Precautionary statements (P): P280, P301+P312+P330, P303+P361+P353, P304+P340+P310, P305+P351+P338 CAS number: 1310-58-3 Available pack size: 1 L bottle Recommended protective equipment: safety goggles, gloves, lab coat Typical applications: pH adjustment, preparation of basic media, saponification, organic and inorganic synthesis, quality control and R&D Brand: AllChimie |