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MOQ : 100 Kilograms

Boric Acid Specification

Refractive Rate
1.340

Structural Formula
B(OH)3

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Molecular Weight
61.83 g/mol

Molecular Formula
H3BO3

HS Code
28100020

Taste
Slightly bitter

Smell
Odorless

Classification
Inorganic Acid

Inorganic Acid Types
Boric Acid

Grade
Industrial Grade, Laboratory Grade

Purity
99.5%

Application
Industrial, Laboratory, Insecticide, Preservative, Antiseptic, Glass Manufacturing

Appearance
White Crystalline Powder

CAS No
10043-35-3

EINECS No
233-139-2

Other Names
Boracic Acid, Orthoboric Acid, Hydrogen Borate

Usage
Used in glass and ceramics, as a flame retardant, pH buffer, in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals

Melting Point
170.9C

Density
1.435 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Solubility
Soluble in Water, Alcohol, Glycerol, Ether

Raw Material
Boron minerals (borax, colemanite, ulexite)

USB Ports
2

Remote Battery Type
AAA

Viewing Angle
178

Sleep Timer
Yes

Operating System
Android

Smart TV Features
Built-in WiFi, Screen Mirroring

Refresh Rate
60 Hz

Boric Acid Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
100 Kilograms

Payment Terms
Cash in Advance (CID)

Supply Ability
5000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
10 Days

Main Domestic Market
All India

About Boric Acid

Experience the ultimate purity with our top-grade Boric Acid, a world-class inorganic acid acclaimed for its 99.5% purity and lustrous white, fine crystalline powder appearance. As an in-demand raw material, it's a bargain for industries seeking stability and versatility. With low toxicity and indefinite shelf life under proper storage, our Boric Acid is packed in robust 25 kg or 50 kg bags. Perfect for laboratory, industrial, antiseptic, preservative, glass manufacturing, and cosmetic applications, it boasts an impressive melting point and consistent stability, making it the preferred choice for leading manufacturers, suppliers, and traders across India.

Key Applications and Versatile Features

Boric Acid serves a multitude of purposes in various sectors. Its primary usage encompasses glass and ceramics manufacturing, flame retardancy, pH buffering, and as an essential ingredient in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals. With its slightly bitter taste and odorless nature, it is a vital preservative and antiseptic in laboratories. Its fine particle size and high solubility present distinct advantages for diverse applications, making it a staple for industries focused on quality and efficacy.

Export Destinations and Packaging Options

Our Boric Acid is dispatched to world markets with streamlined goods transport logistics from India's main FOB ports. Available in adaptable packaging of 25 kg and 50 kg bags-or custom as required-it ensures secure and efficient delivery. Main export markets include Asia, the Middle East, and Europe. We offer comprehensive packaging outlay and careful handling to ensure shipments arrive in pristine condition, cementing our status as a preferred global supplier.

FAQ's of Boric Acid:

Q: How should Boric Acid be stored to ensure long-term stability?

A: Boric Acid should be kept in a tightly sealed container and stored in a cool, dry place to maintain its indefinite shelf life and stable properties.

Q: What are the main industrial uses of Boric Acid?

A: Boric Acid is widely used in glass and ceramics manufacturing, as a flame retardant, pH buffer, preservative, antiseptic, and in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals.

Q: Where is your Boric Acid typically exported?

A: Our Boric Acid is primarily exported to markets across Asia, the Middle East, and Europe, thanks to reliable FOB ports in India.

Q: What is the packaging process for Boric Acid shipments?

A: We package Boric Acid in robust 25 kg and 50 kg bags, or as per client requirements, ensuring secure and safe transit for both domestic and export consignments.

Q: When is Boric Acid most beneficial in industrial applications?

A: Boric Acid exhibits optimal benefits when used as a pH buffer or flame retardant, and in processes requiring stable, high-purity inorganic acids.

Q: What safety measures should be taken during the use of Boric Acid?

A: Despite its low toxicity, users should avoid ingesting or inhaling Boric Acid dust and use protective measures such as masks and gloves during handling.

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