Innovating Science Sulfuric Acid Solution 2.0N, 1.0M (5.23%), 500mL (16.9 oz) - The Curated Chemical Collection

• 500mL bottle of Sulfuric Acid
• Sulfuric acid (H2SO4) is commonly used in educational and research labs for various purposes due to its strong acidic properties
• Used as a laboratory reagent for chemical reactions, particularly in acid-base titrations
• Useful in educational settings for demonstrating safety protocols and proper handling of hazardous substances, as sulfuric acid requires careful handling and storage due to its corrosive nature
• FOR LABORATORY USE ONLY: Not for food, drug, or household use. Keep out of reach of children. Safe handling and storage procedures printed directly on the bottle

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• Question : What is the concentration of sulfuric acid in the solution?
  Answer : The concentration of sulfuric acid is 2.0N, 1.0M (5.23%).
• Question : What is the size of the bottle?
  Answer : The bottle contains 500mL (16.9 oz) of sulfuric acid.
• Question : Where is it recommended to use this product?
  Answer : This product is recommended to be used in laboratory settings only.
• Question : What is the concentration of this acid?
  Answer : This product is 94.76% water and 5.23% sulfuric acid
• Question : Can you make nitric acid out of it?
  Answer : It is not easy to do as you need a reactant that would contain Nitrogen usually in salt form. Then you have to melt the salt, add the sulfuric acid and use some fairly fancy equipment to get your desired product away from the initial mixture. Better to just buy it already made in my opinion.
• Question : What is the Concentration and pH of this solution?
  Answer : H2SO4 1.0M (molar concentration) means there is 98.08 g of H2SO4 in 1 L or 1 dm3 of water solution that is around 10% (percentage concentration) pH=1
• Question : How Does This Effect Skin?
  Answer : This should not be used on the skin. It is designed for laboratory use only.
• Question : Do you sell 98 percent sulfuric acid? 18$ for 52.3 milliliters is ridiculous after the cost of distillation.
  Answer : We do not.
• Question : How well will this dissolve Aluminum? Can this be used on porcelain for a single use?
  Answer : Aluminum will react, yes. Dissolution wound take considerable time for a significant quantity. I would test an inconspicuous area of the porcelain first, but most porcelain is highly resistant to all but hydrofluoric acid. The length of exposure is the gating factor. Keep the exposure as brief as possible. see https://www.hunker.com/13415228/what-effect-do-acids-have-on-porcelain || for aluminum, see https://www.finishing.com/11/30.shtml and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XeVZQoJ5FdE in the latter,pay special attention to the comments. NOTE:. If you are not trained in handling and using sulfuric acid, it might not be a safe idea to use it at all. This solution can be very hazardous if handled or used improperly. hope that helps....