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Calcon

Name: Calcon
Brand: ARNISH LABORATES PRIVATE LIMITED.
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MOQ : 25 Kilograms

Calcon Specification

Molecular Weight
476.45 g/mol

Structural Formula
C20H12N2O7S2

Properties
Water soluble, chelating agent, indicator dye

Ingredients
Calcium indicator, organic compounds

CAS No
1461-15-0

Shape
Crystalline

Usage
Used as a metal ion indicator, especially for calcium

Storage
Store in a cool, dry place, keep container tightly closed

Physical Form
Powder

Taste
Not for human consumption

Appearance
Dark Purple Powder

Molecular Formula
C20H12N2O7S2

Product Type
Chemical

Shelf Life
24 Months

Melting Point
>300 °C (decomposes)

HS Code
3204

Density
Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

EINECS No
215-955-5

Application
Water hardness indicator, laboratory reagent, complexometric titration

Ph Level
Neutral to slightly alkaline in solution

Smell
Odorless

Purity
99%

Grade
Reagent Grade

Poisonous
NO

Solubility
Soluble in water

Packing
25g, 100g, 500g in HDPE bottle or customized

pKa
13.0 (indicator range pH 10-13)

Synonyms
Murexide, Calcium Crimson, Calcein Purple

Hazard Class
Non hazardous under normal conditions

Molar Absorptivity
Approx. 3.3 10^4 Lmol1cm1 at 515 nm

Calcon Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
25 Kilograms

Supply Ability
100 Kilograms Per Week

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Calcon

As one of the trusted manufacturer, exporter and supplier of allied domain, we have been engaged in providing our clients with excellent quality CALCON. This chemical is widely used in processing of xylenlol orange, redox indicator and anti-oxidents. The offered chemical is processed under the stern guidance of our experienced professionals by utilizing quality tested chemicals under most favorable conditions. Moreover, our clients can purchase this CALCON negotiable prices from us.

Features:

Longer shelf life
Precise pH value
Accurate composition
Non-toxic

Reliable Calcium Indicator for Laboratory Testing

Calcon serves as a dependable indicator dye particularly valued for its precise detection of calcium and other metal ions. Its high purity, strong color change within pH 1013, and water solubility make it ideal for complexometric titrations and water hardness assessments in analytical laboratories.

Safe and Convenient Packaging

This reagent-grade, dark purple crystal is packed securely in HDPE bottles of 25g, 100g, or 500g, with other options available upon request. Non-hazardous under normal conditions, Calcon is easy to handle and store. Users are advised to keep containers tightly closed, storing them in a cool, dry environment to maintain optimum shelf life.

Multiple Industrial and Analytical Applications

Calcon is not only valued for water hardness detection but is also employed as a versatile laboratory reagent and metal ion chelator. Its distinctive color change and efficient chelation properties make it suitable for complexometric titration and a variety of industrial and research applications.

FAQs of Calcon:

Q: How should Calcon be used as an indicator for calcium or metal ion detection?

A: Dissolve the required amount of Calcon powder in distilled water, adjusting the pH to within the indicators effective range (pH 1013). Add the prepared solution to your sample; observe the color change as an indicator of calcium or other metal ions during titration or analysis.

Q: What are the main benefits of using Calcon in laboratory settings?

A: Calcon provides high sensitivity and specificity for calcium and metal ion detection. Its strong molar absorptivity enables clear endpoint recognition in titrations, while its stable crystalline form and non-toxic profile make it practical and safe for routine laboratory tasks.

Q: Where should Calcon be stored to retain its quality?

A: Calcon should be stored in a tightly sealed HDPE bottle in a cool, dry place, protected from moisture and heat. Proper storage helps maintain its efficacy and extends its shelf life up to 24 months.

Q: What makes Calcon suitable for complexometric titration?

A: With a pKa of 13.0 and distinct color transition in alkaline conditions (pH 1013), Calcon acts as a chelating agent, binding specific metal ions and providing a precise visual endpoint in complexometric titrations.

Q: Is Calcon hazardous or poisonous to handle?

A: Calcon is classified as non-hazardous and is odorless. However, it is not intended for human consumption. Standard laboratory safety procedures should be followed during handling.

Q: When is Calcon typically used during water hardness assessments?

A: Calcon is introduced during the titration step after sample preparation. It signals the presence or absence of calcium ions, assisting in determining water hardness levels effectively.

Q: What are the available packaging options for Calcon?

A: Calcon is typically supplied in 25g, 100g, and 500g HDPE bottles, but customization is possible to meet specific laboratory or industrial requirements.

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