Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-CA-12631
The Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent is an inorganic copper(II) chloride reagent used for controlled chemical testing, copper-ion demonstrations, solution preparation, and supervised chemistry-lab procedures. It is suitable for trained chemistry teachers, laboratory technicians, school and college laboratories, distributors, and procurement teams requiring SDS-based handling and verified reagent documentation.
Product Description
Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent from School Equipments India is prepared for the laboratory chemicals and chemical-analysis reagent category. A direct verified product page for this exact chemical was not found, so grade, assay, hydrate form, pack size, container type, SDS, COA, batch number, and expiry or retest date must be confirmed before catalogue upload or ordering.
Cupric chloride is also called copper(II) chloride. It may be supplied as anhydrous CuCl2 or as copper(II) chloride dihydrate, CuCl2·2H2O. The supplied form affects molecular weight, colour, weighing calculations, storage behaviour, and prepared-solution concentration.
Key Features
- Testing reagent format: intended for controlled laboratory procedures where cupric chloride is specified.
- Copper(II) chloride identity: supports copper-ion chemistry, chemical analysis, and reagent documentation.
- CAS-backed procurement: applies to anhydrous copper(II) chloride applies to copper(II) chloride dihydrate.
- Formula CuCl2: useful for stoichiometry, solution preparation, and classroom calculations.
- Hydrate-form confirmation: important because CuCl2·2H2O has a different molecular weight from anhydrous CuCl2.
- PPE-based handling: users should protect eyes, skin, clothing, and breathing zone as required by the SDS.
- Environmental controls: copper-containing residues should not be discharged to drains or general waste.
Technical Specifications
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Product Name |
Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent |
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Primary Keyword |
Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent |
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Brand |
School Equipments India |
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Product Category |
Laboratory Chemicals / Chemical Analysis Reagents / Inorganic Chloride Salts |
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Intended Users |
Trained chemistry teachers, laboratory technicians, authorised school and college laboratories, procurement teams, and distributors |
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Chemical Formula |
CuCl2 for anhydrous form; CuCl2·2H2O / Cl2CuH4O2 for dihydrate form |
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Molecular Weight |
About 134.45 g/mol for anhydrous CuCl2; 170.48 g/mol for CuCl2·2H2O |
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Synonyms |
Copper(II) chloride, copper dichloride |
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Handling Note |
Use PPE, avoid dust or solution contact, and collect copper-containing waste as per current SDS |
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Standards / Certifications |
No manufacturer-stated standards or certifications verified |
What's Included in the Kit
- 1 × Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent container, pack size
- Safety Data Sheet
- Certificate of Analysis
- Batch number, expiry or retest date, label details, and final packing information
Applications / Uses
- Preparing authorised copper(II) chloride solutions for chemistry practicals
- Supporting chemical-analysis procedures where cupric chloride is specified
- Teaching copper salts, chloride compounds, hydrate chemistry, and transition-metal ions
- Demonstrating hydrate-corrected weighing and solution-concentration calculations
- Supporting school and college reagent-store procurement
- Demonstrating SDS-based labelling, PPE, storage, and copper-waste handling
How to Use the Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent
- Read the current SDS, COA, label, and laboratory risk assessment before use.
- Confirm whether the supplied material is anhydrous copper(II) chloride or copper(II) chloride dihydrate.
- Wear chemical splash goggles, suitable gloves, and a lab coat before handling.
- Use clean, dry dispensing tools and take only the quantity required by the approved method.
- Avoid dust, splashes, skin contact, eye contact, ingestion, and contamination of clothing.
- Dissolve only in the solvent and concentration specified by the authorised procedure.
- Label prepared solutions with name, concentration, date, preparer, hydrate form, and hazard information.
- Collect residues and copper-containing solutions according to institutional chemical-waste rules.
Safety note: Cupric chloride can cause serious eye harm and may be hazardous to aquatic life depending on supplied form and concentration. Students should use it only under trained supervision with PPE and the current SDS available.
Care & Maintenance
- Store tightly closed in a dry, labelled, compatible chemical-storage area.
- Keep away from food items, incompatible chemicals, moisture-sensitive stock, and unauthorised users.
- Use clean and dry dispensing tools to prevent contamination, caking, or solution carry-back.
- Dispose of contaminated, unlabelled, leaking, or expired stock through approved laboratory procedures.
Why Choose School Equipments India
School Equipments India manufactures and exports scientific laboratory instruments, lab experiment setups, science kits, mathematics kits, didactic models, and STEM models. Its Chemistry and Chemical Analysis categories support teaching laboratories, colleges, distributors, and institutional buyers. For laboratory chemicals such as cupric chloride, final purchasing should be based on verified SDS, COA, assay, hydrate form, batch details, packaging, and applicable transport requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent used for?
Cupric Chloride Testing Reagent is used for authorised chemistry demonstrations, copper-ion studies, solution preparation, and chemical-analysis procedures where copper(II) chloride is specifically required.
What is the CAS number of cupric chloride?
Anhydrous cupric chloride is listed a Copper(II) chloride dihydrate is listed as CAS 10125-13-0, so the supplied form should be confirmed before ordering.
What is the formula of cupric chloride?
The formula of anhydrous cupric chloride is CuCl2. The dihydrate form is CuCl2·2H2O.
Why does hydrate form matter?
Hydrate form affects molecular weight, weighing calculations, colour, and solution concentration. Dihydrate reagent requires a different calculation than an anhydrous material.
Is cupric chloride suitable for school laboratories?
Yes, it can be used in supervised school and college laboratories when teachers or technicians control PPE, weighing or dispensing, solution preparation, labelling, storage, and disposal.
What documents should be confirmed before ordering?
Confirm the SDS, COA, grade, assay, hydrate form, pack size, batch number, expiry or retest date, label details, and final packaging before ordering.
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