Potassium pyrosulfate

99.99% metals basis

Reagent Code: #128712
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CAS Number 7790-62-7

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Weight 254.32 g/mol
Formula K₂S₂O₇
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EC Number 232-216-8
MDL Number MFCD00011385
thermostat Physical Properties
Melting Point 325 °C
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Density 2.28 g/mL at 25 °C(lit.)
Storage Room temperature

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Used as a flux in analytical chemistry for decomposing refractory minerals and oxides, especially in sample preparation for spectroscopic analysis. Facilitates the fusion of silicates, aluminosilicates, and other difficult-to-dissolve materials by lowering their melting points. Commonly employed in gravimetric and titrimetric methods to determine metal content in ores and ceramics. Also serves as a sulfating agent and catalyst support in certain industrial processes. Its strong oxidizing nature makes it useful in metal cleaning and surface treatment applications.

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Appearance White Powder or Crystal or Chunk(s)
Purity (Metals Basis)(%) 99.99-100
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XRD Conforms to Structure

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Potassium pyrosulfate
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Used as a flux in analytical chemistry for decomposing refractory minerals and oxides, especially in sample preparation for spectroscopic analysis. Facilitates the fusion of silicates, aluminosilicates, and other difficult-to-dissolve materials by lowering their melting points. Commonly employed in gravimetric and titrimetric methods to determine metal content in ores and ceramics. Also serves as a sulfating agent and catalyst support in certain industrial processes. Its strong oxidizing nature makes it

Used as a flux in analytical chemistry for decomposing refractory minerals and oxides, especially in sample preparation for spectroscopic analysis. Facilitates the fusion of silicates, aluminosilicates, and other difficult-to-dissolve materials by lowering their melting points. Commonly employed in gravimetric and titrimetric methods to determine metal content in ores and ceramics. Also serves as a sulfating agent and catalyst support in certain industrial processes. Its strong oxidizing nature makes it useful in metal cleaning and surface treatment applications.

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