Ferric Nitrate FeN3O9 Crystalline Powder, 98% Minimum Purity for Treatment and Etching Material Enquiries
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ColorYellowPhysical formCrystalline , Powder
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CAS No.10421-48-4Purity98%min
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AppearanceYellow to reddish-brown crystalline powderApplicationWastewater treatmen,Etching and engraving
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ClassificationNitrateEINECS No.233-899-5
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Grade StandardAgriculture Grade, Industrial Grade, Reagent GradeMolecular FormulaFeN3O9
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Other Namesiron(iii)nitrateTypeFerric Nitrate
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Molecular Weight241.86 g/molCAS10421-48-4
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Density:1.68 g/cm³Melting PointDecomposes above 47°C (117°F)
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SolubilityHighly soluble in water
Ferric nitrate enquiries should identify the actual grade and material form required by the project. This offer describes yellow to reddish-brown crystalline powder, also named iron(III) nitrate, with stated FeN3O9 formula and 98% minimum purity.
Confirm the actual ferric nitrate grade being offered
The grade labels span agriculture, industrial and reagent contexts, so ask which actual specification and current analysis apply. Confirm the material form, including hydration where relevant, rather than selecting a grade from the label list alone.
- Chemical criterion
- Request assay basis, impurity limits and relevant analytical methods.
- Form criterion
- Match the offered material with current technical and safety records.
- Process criterion
- Define the actual ingredient role and representative acceptance tests.
Check physical descriptions with their applicable definitions
The stated molecular weight is 241.86 g/mol, while density and thermal descriptors require confirmation against the actual offered form and methods. Decomposition wording should not be read as an ordinary melting-point criterion or an operating setting; the water-solubility description likewise needs relevant test conditions.
Evaluate the proposed treatment or etching role
Wastewater-treatment and etching/engraving directions require an actual stream or substrate, material role and process requirements. They do not establish a dose, treatment result or compatibility with every substrate from the nitrate name.
Reconcile chemical identifiers and obtain current product-specific analysis, technical and safety information. Choose the offered ferric nitrate using its confirmed grade and physical criteria together with representative acceptance evidence for the actual process being assessed.
