Lab Chemicals

A neutral, highly soluble salt ((NH₄)₂SO₄) used for protein precipitation (salting out), as a fertilizer research component, and as a general analytical reagent.

A compound of Antimony and Boron used in specialized glass and ceramic manufacturing and as a unique reagent in controlled high-temperature synthesis.

A thiosulphate salt ((NH₄)₂S₂O₃) used as a photographic fixing agent, a reducing agent, and in the environmental analysis of complex sulfur species.

A versatile phosphate salt ((NH₄)₂HPO₄) used extensively as a fertilizer component, buffering agent, and fire retardant in research synthesis.

A specialized powdered medium used for culturing and differentiating specific bacterial strains based on their metabolic pathways involving phosphate.

An Extra Pure iodide salt (NH₄I) used as a reducing agent and in specialized synthesis where a high-purity, soluble source of iodide ions is required.

The acidic salt (NH₄HSO₄) used as a strong acidifying agent, flux in specialized metallurgy, and a powerful solvent for certain metal oxides.

A biological enzyme used in biochemistry and molecular biology to catalyze the hydrolysis of starch, essential for research into carbohydrates and digestion.

Finely powdered Ammonium Carbonate ((NH₄)₂CO₃) providing a high surface area for rapid reaction rates, used in precipitation and synthesis.

A compound (e.g., (NH₄)₂B₄O₇) used in flux preparation, as a flame retardant precursor, and in the synthesis of advanced ceramic materials.

A highly corrosive acidic salt (NH₄HF₂) used for etching glass, sterilizing equipment, and as a specialized reagent in chemical synthesis.