Educational Laboratory Lead Acetate Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India

Product Code : SCL-CA-12672

The Lead Acetate Reagent is a high-hazard lead(II) acetate salt used for staff-controlled qualitative analysis, precipitation demonstrations, acetate-salt study, and authorised chemistry-lab procedures. It is suitable only for trained chemistry staff, authorised laboratory technicians, institutional reagent stores, and procurement teams requiring verified hydrate form, SDS review, restricted access, and lead-waste control.

Product Description

Lead Acetate Reagent from School Equipments India is positioned for the laboratory chemicals, chemical-analysis reagents, and heavy-metal acetate salt reagents category. A direct verified product page for this exact chemical was not found, so grade, assay, hydrate form, particle form, pack size, container type, SDS, COA, batch number, and expiry or retest date must be confirmed before catalogue upload or ordering.

Lead acetate is commonly supplied as anhydrous lead(II) acetate or lead acetate trihydrate. The anhydrous form is listed as CAS 301-04-2 with formula Pb(C₂H₃O₂)₂. The trihydrate form is listed as CAS 6080-56-4 with formula Pb(C₂H₃O₂)₂·3H₂O. Hydrate form affects molecular weight, weighing calculations, solution concentration, storage, and labelling.

Key Features

• Lead(II) acetate identity: suitable only for approved laboratory procedures where lead acetate is specifically required.
• Hydrate-form confirmation: supports accurate weighing, solution preparation, and procurement records.
• White solid format: practical for controlled weighing and supervised chemical-analysis work.
• Heavy-metal hazard control: requires restricted access, exposure prevention, hygiene, and lead-waste collection.
• Qualitative chemistry value: supports staff-led precipitation and lead-salt demonstrations.
• Procurement-safe listing: unverified pack size, grade, assay, hydrate form, and documents are marked for confirmation.

Technical Specifications

What's Included in the Kit

• 1 × Lead Acetate Reagent container, pack size
• Safety Data Sheet
• Certificate of Analysis
• Batch number, expiry or retest date, assay details, hydrate-form details, lead-hazard label, and final packing information

Applications / Uses

• Staff-controlled qualitative analysis where lead acetate is specified
• Precipitation demonstrations involving approved sulphide, chloride, iodide, or sulphate test systems
• Teaching lead(II) salts, acetate salts, solubility rules, and heavy-metal safety
• Supporting authorised chemical-analysis procedures under institutional SOPs
• Demonstrating SDS-based labelling, PPE, restricted storage, and lead-waste discipline
• Using only in approved laboratory methods; not for food, cosmetic, medical, ingestion, or unauthorised use

How to Use the Lead Acetate

1. Read the current SDS, COA, product label, institutional SOP, and risk assessment before use.
2. Confirm whether the supplied material is anhydrous lead acetate or lead acetate trihydrate.
3. Work only in an approved controlled area with restricted access and suitable ventilation.
4. Wear chemical splash goggles, compatible gloves, lab coat, and any SDS-specified respiratory protection.
5. Use clean, dry tools and take only the quantity required by the authorised procedure.
6. Avoid dust formation during transfer, weighing, solution preparation, and cleanup.
7. Label prepared solutions with name, concentration, date, preparer, hydrate form, and lead-hazard information.
8. Collect residues, solutions, wipes, and contaminated materials as lead-containing hazardous waste.

Safety note: Lead acetate is a toxic cumulative lead compound. It must not be handled by students or untrained users, and it must never be discarded into normal drains.

Care & Maintenance

• Store tightly closed in a dry, labelled, restricted-access chemical-storage area.
• Keep away from food items, oxidizing agents, acids, sulphates, carbonates, phosphates, and unauthorised users.
• Use dedicated or thoroughly cleaned dry dispensing tools to prevent contamination and accidental exposure.
• Dispose of contaminated, unlabelled, expired, or spilled material through approved lead-waste 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 high-hazard chemicals such as lead acetate, final purchasing should be based on verified SDS, COA, assay, hydrate form, batch details, packaging, hazard classification, and applicable transport requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Lead Acetate used for in a laboratory?

Lead Acetate is used for authorised qualitative analysis, precipitation demonstrations, acetate-salt study, lead(II) compound discussion, and chemical-analysis procedures where lead acetate is specifically required.

What is the CAS number of lead acetate?

Anhydrous lead acetate is listed as. Lead acetate trihydrate is listed as, so the supplied hydrate form should be confirmed before ordering.

What is the formula of lead acetate?

Anhydrous lead acetate is written as Pb(C₂H₃O₂)₂ or C₄H₆O₄Pb. Lead acetate trihydrate is written as Pb(C₂H₃O₂)₂·3H₂O.

Why does hydrate form matter for Lead Acetate?

Hydrate form changes molecular weight, weighing calculations, solution concentration, storage behaviour, and label matching. Always confirm the form from the label and COA.

Is Lead Acetate hazardous?

Yes. Lead acetate is a toxic lead compound and cumulative poison. It requires PPE, restricted handling, exposure prevention, hygiene controls, and dedicated lead-containing hazardous-waste disposal.

Can Lead Acetate be used in school laboratories?

It should only be used in institutions with trained staff, SDS access, PPE, restricted storage, spill-response planning, and lead-waste procedures. It is not suitable for direct student handling.

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