Hydrochloric Acid
Hydrochloric acid is second only to Sulphuric Acid in its numerous and diverse uses in manufacturing industry and synthetic chemistry.Hydrochloric acid is a solution of the Gas Hydrogen Chloride (HCL) in water. The Hydrogen Chloride Gas is derived from the burning of Chlorine and Hydrogen.
Physical Appearance
Slight yellow clear liquid
Concentration %
33.0 – 34.5
Density at 20oC g/ml
1.164 – 1.172
Iron (Fe) ppm Max.
3
Free Chlorine ppm
20 – 50
Arsenic (As)
Nil -
Lead (Pb)
Nil -
Mercury
Nil -
Transportation
- M.S. Rubber lined/Fiberglass Road Tankers of 10-70 M.T. capacity
- PVC/HDPE Carboys and drums
Applications
- Textiles
- Steel and galvanizing industry
- Metal pickling
- Gelatin
- Dyestuffs
- Pharmaceuticals
- Synthetic rubber
- Metal Chlorides manufacturing
- PVC
Material Handling
Advised to store in a cool, dry, well ventilated storage area with acid resistant floor and good drainage. In order to avoid physical damage, it should be kept clear of direct sunlight, exposure to heat, water, and other incompatible materials.
