Sodium Nitrite Lab

Sodium Nitrite Lab Grade CAS: 7632-00-0 | M.F: NaNO2 | M.W.: 69.00, Buy now for reliable and reproducible results from ChemieR Inorganic Reagent.

Sodium Nitrite Lab Grade (CAS No. 7632-00-0) is a yellowish-white crystalline solid, which is an inorganic sodium salt where nitrite is the counterion. The chemical formula of the compound is NaNO2 and exhibits great solubility in water, methanol, ethanol, ammonia, and nitric acid and low solubility in diethyl ether. Sodium nitrite is the most well-known significant reagent and catalyst element of synthetic organic chemistry. Because of its reliable chemical properties and uniform makeup, the chemical compound is widely used both in academic laboratories and research centers, and in everyday laboratory use and analysis. It is especially suggested in learning institutions and research laboratories where consistent and adaptable reagents are needed in educational experiments and directional chemical reactions.

Applications

• Sodium nitrite Lab Grade is commonly used as a reagent in numerous chemical reactions, particularly in organic synthesis involving the formation of azo compounds, nitroso aromatic derivatives, and organic nitrites.
• It is frequently employed in educational institutions for classroom demonstrations and experimental teaching due to its stable and versatile chemical nature.
• Sodium nitrite plays an important role in organic chemistry studies by assisting in understanding reaction mechanisms and synthetic reaction pathways.
• It is utilized in research laboratories for catalytic and synthetic reactions, including diazotization processes that support aromatic and other organic chemical synthesis important to industrial applications.

Key features

• Laboratory utility: Sodium nitrite Lab Grade is widely used in laboratory operations where it functions as both a reagent and catalyst in organic synthesis reactions.
• Reliable laboratory performance: The compound performs efficiently under controlled laboratory conditions in educational and research environments.
• Multi-purpose solubility: Sodium nitrite Lab dissolves readily in water, methanol, ethanol, ammonia, and nitric acid, enabling its use in multiple laboratory conditions.
• Consistent experimental outcomes: Its stable chemical characteristics help laboratories achieve dependable and reproducible reaction results.

General Overview

Sodium Nitrite Lab Grade (CAS No. 7632-00-0, M.F: NaNO2) is a high-quality inorganic reagent widely used in laboratory experiments and synthetic organic chemistry reactions. It is a yellowish-white crystalline substance that is readily soluble in water, methanol, ethanol, ammonia and nitric acid and slightly soluble in diethyl ether. Sodium nitrite is also used in laboratory research and has been used as a reagent in academic studies as well as in organic synthesis reactions where predictable reactions are needed.

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