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 highly useful analytical reagent (NH₄SCN) for the detection of ferric ions and as a titrant in various argentometric (silver) and mercurimetric methods.

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

The salt of Aniline (C₆H₅NH₂·HCl), a key intermediate used in the synthesis of azo dyes, pharmaceuticals, and other complex organic compounds.

A white, crystalline Antimony salt used as a flame retardant precursor and a specialized reagent in chemical synthesis and materials research.

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

A specialized Antimony compound (SbF₃) used for the synthesis of fluorinated compounds and as a flux in certain metallurgical processes.

A crystalline compound (SbI₃) used in specialized synthesis, particularly in the preparation of Antimony-containing semiconductor materials and complexes.

A specialized Antimony compound used in limited coordination chemistry synthesis and for the study of metal-nitrite reactivity.

The Antimony salt of Oxalic Acid used as a specialized reagent in coordination chemistry and for the study of metal-oxalate complex formation.

A stable Antimony salt (Sb₂(SO₄)₃) used as a reagent in general inorganic synthesis and as a source of Antimony ions for solution preparation.

Antimony Trisulphide (Sb₂S₃) powder in its black modification, used in pyrotechnics research and as a specialized pigment precursor.