Industrial Ferric Nitrate Iron Nitrate Powder for Grade and Hydration Enquiries
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Physical formPowder
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CAS No.7782-61-8Purity98.5%,99%, 99%
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Appearancepowder, PowderApplicationIndustrial
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ClassificationNitrateEINECS No.233-899-5
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Grade StandardIndustrial GradeMolecular FormulaFeH18N3O18
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Other NamesFerric nitrate nonahydrateTypeNitrate, Ferric nitrate nonahydrate
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Model NumberFerric nitrate nonahydratePACKAGE25kg/bag
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GradeIndustral GradeMelt Point47.2℃
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MFFeN3O9
A ferric nitrate enquiry should identify the required material form before treating a nominal assay as a complete grade specification. This product is described as industrial ferric nitrate, also called iron nitrate, in powder form.
Specify the ferric nitrate form you require
Tell the supplier whether the application calls for ferric nitrate nonahydrate or another documented form. Request identity and water-content records for the offered sample so that the comparison concerns the material actually being supplied.
The hydrate description matters when preparing a material requirement. Confirm the offered form before interpreting a composition figure or comparing it with a requirement written for a different form.
Request a defined assay instead of a nominal grade
Ask for a current assay certificate and its reporting basis. A compound-purity result should remain distinct from an elemental iron measurement, and the intended requirement should state which quantity is needed.
- Identity question
- Which documented ferric nitrate form does the offered sample represent?
- Assay question
- Which method and sample basis support the reported composition?
Connect the powder to an industrial process
The broad industrial designation does not specify a particular application or a preparation recipe. Provide the proposed process and acceptance criteria before requesting the relevant guidance and arranging a sample assessment.
If thermal behaviour is part of that decision, obtain a current test tied to the confirmed material form. Keep approval linked to the required identity, assay and actual-process results, rather than assuming a hydration state, a single purity option or universal suitability from the ferric nitrate name.
