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Silver Chloride

Silver Chloride Specification

Moisture (%)
<0.5%

Particle Size
3-5 micron

Density
5.56 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

EINECS No
232-033-3

Shelf Life
2 Years

Other Names
Silver(I) chloride

Type
Chemical Compound

Molecular Formula
AgCl

Grade
Industrial Grade

Purity
99% min

Appearance
White crystalline powder

CAS No
7783-90-6

Hazard Statements
Not hazardous under normal handling

Applications
Photography, electroplating, laboratory reagent, antiseptic

Molar Mass
143.32 g/mol

Melting Point
455°C (decomposes)

Storage Conditions
Store in a tightly sealed container, protected from light

Boiling Point
Decomposes

Refractive Index
2.071

Solubility
Insoluble in water, soluble in ammonia

pH
7 (neutral in water, but insoluble)

UN Number
Not classified

Silver Chloride Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
5 Kilograms

Supply Ability
100 Kilograms Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Days

Silver Chloride About

Silver chloride is a crystalline powder when heated or subjected to sunlight converts to chloride and silver. It is prepared by blending silver nitrate solution and sodium chloride. It has an antiseptic and disinfectant properties. The odourless white powder can be dissolved in solutions that have thiosulfate, chloride, or ammonium ions.

Assured to be completely free from possible impurities, Silver Chloride is being manufactured and supplied by us. This is an authentic product and is used in various applications. We have many years of experience, which allows us to ensure perfect formulation, best quality and reasonable price for this product. The appearance of silver chloride is white crystalline solid. Further, it has less solubility in water. Some of the particular uses of this chemical compound are:

In the photochromic lenses
It is used for photographic paper
In batteries as the cathode
It adds colours in glass manufacturing process
In deodorant products as an antimicrobial agent
In the electro chemistry, as a standard reference electrode
To eliminate mercury and hence as an antidote for mercury poisoning
In various wound healing products such as bandages and others

Key Applications and Versatility

Silver Chloride serves crucial roles in photography, where it is essential for the production of photographic paper and films. Its utility extends to the electroplating industry, laboratory reagents, and as an antiseptic component. This versatility stems from its unique chemical properties and high purity, making it indispensable in both research and manufacturing sectors.

Storage and Handling Guidelines

To ensure longevity and maintain efficacy, Silver Chloride should always be stored in a tightly sealed container away from light. Exposure to light can cause the compound to darken or degrade. Its stable shelf life of up to two years under recommended conditions makes it convenient for extended laboratory or industrial use.

FAQs of Silver Chloride:

Q: How should Silver Chloride be stored to maintain its quality?

A: To preserve Silver Chlorides stability and purity, it must be stored in tightly sealed containers protected from light. Proper storage also extends the shelf life to up to two years.

Q: What are the primary uses of Silver Chloride in industry and research?

A: Silver Chloride is extensively used in photography for making photo paper and films, electroplating applications, as a laboratory reagent, and as an antiseptic due to its chemical stability and purity.

Q: When does Silver Chloride decompose instead of melting or boiling?

A: Silver Chloride decomposes at around 455C when heated, rather than melting. It also does not exhibit a traditional boiling point, as decomposition occurs beforehand.

Q: Where is Silver Chloride commonly manufactured and supplied from?

A: This product is manufactured and supplied in India, with suppliers providing industrial-grade Silver Chloride meeting international standards such as EINECS No: 232-033-3.

Q: What is the process for dissolving Silver Chloride if its insoluble in water?

A: While Silver Chloride is insoluble in water, it dissolves in ammonia due to the formation of complex ions, making it suitable for specific chemical reactions and laboratory processes.

Q: What benefits does Silver Chloride offer over other chloride compounds?

A: Silver Chloride offers superior performance in light-sensitive applications, high purity for laboratory work, and chemical stability needed for electroplating and antiseptic use, distinguishing it from other chloride salts.

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