High Purity Barium Chlorate Monohydrete with Free Sample

Basic Info

Model No.: SY-13477-00-4

Appearance: Granule

Grade Standard: Reagent Grade

CAS: 13477-00-4

Grade: Industrial Grade

Application: Inorganic Raw Materials

Purity: 99%

Sample: Free Sample With Freight Collect

Delivery: Fast Delivery

Form: Powder

Color: White

Quality: Top Grade

Melting Point: 414 °C(lit.)

Additional Info

Packaging: 25KGS/Bag

Productivity: 1000MT/Month

Brand: Shenyu

Transportation: Ocean,Land,Air, Train

Place of Origin: China

Supply Ability: 1000MT/Month

Port: China Port,Qingdao Port,Shanghai Port

Product Description

High Purity Barium Chlorate Monohydrete with Free Sample

Product Overview

Barium chlorate, also known as barium chlorate monohydrate, has a molecular formula of Ba(ClO3)2·H2O, and has a colorless prismatic crystal or a white powder. Soluble in water, slightly soluble in ethanol. Barium chlorate is a stable strong oxidant, does not polymerize, and decomposes to produce chloride and cerium oxide. Mixing with reducing agents, organics, flammable materials such as sulfur, phosphorus or metal powders can form explosive mixtures. Contact with sulfuric acid is prone to explosion. An explosion can occur when heated rapidly. Forbidden strong reducing agent, flammable or combustible, strong acid, alcohol, sulfur, phosphorus, aluminum, magnesium. Conditions to avoid contact: impact, friction, heat.

Physical Properties

CAS No: 13477-00-4
Molecular formula: BaCl2H2O7
Molecular weight: 322.24
EINECS number: 236-760-7
Melting point 414 °C (lit.)
Density 3.18 g/mL at 25 °C (lit.)

Application

Mainly used in analytical reagents, fireworks, green explosives, matches, dyes and mordants.
Barium chlorate is highly toxic and oxidizing. In the case of carbon, sulfur, phosphorus, sulfuric acid and nitric acid, as well as organic matter, the impact can cause fire or explosion. The greater the hardness of these impurities, the greater the sensitivity of the mixture to impact or friction.

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