Potassium Hydroxide Flakes Laboratory Supply Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : SCL-CA-12666
The Potassium Hydroxide Flakes product is a corrosive inorganic base reagent used for controlled alkali chemistry, pH demonstrations, neutralisation work, solution preparation, and supervised chemical-analysis procedures. It is suitable for trained chemistry teachers, laboratory technicians, authorised school and college laboratories, distributors, and procurement teams requiring verified assay, SDS review, and dry-storage handling.
Product Description
Potassium Hydroxide Flakes from School Equipments India is prepared for the laboratory chemicals, chemical-analysis reagents, and inorganic base reagents category. A direct verified product page for this exact chemical was not found, so grade, assay, flake size, pack size, container type, SDS, COA, batch number, and expiry or retest date must be confirmed before catalogue upload or ordering.
Potassium hydroxide is also known as caustic potash or potassium hydrate. It has the formula KOH and CAS number 1310-58-3. The flake form is hygroscopic and deliquescent, so it absorbs moisture from air and must be kept tightly closed in compatible dry storage.
Key Features
- Corrosive alkali reagent: suitable for approved procedures where potassium hydroxide is specifically required.
- Formula KOH: useful for molarity, alkalinity, neutralisation, and pH-related calculations.
- Flake format: convenient for controlled weighing and solution preparation with dry tools.
- Highly water-soluble: dissolves readily but releases heat during solution preparation.
- Dry-storage requirement: flakes absorb moisture and carbon dioxide from air if left open.
- Procurement-safe listing: unverified pack size, assay, grade, and documentation are marked for confirmation.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
Detail |
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Product Name |
Potassium Hydroxide Flakes |
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Primary Keyword |
Potassium Hydroxide Flakes |
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Brand |
School Equipments India |
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Product Category |
Laboratory Chemicals / Chemical Analysis Reagents / Inorganic Base Reagents |
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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 |
KOH / HKO |
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Molecular Weight |
About 56.1 g/mol |
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Synonyms |
Caustic potash, potassium hydrate, lye, potassium hydroxide solid [confirm supplied label] |
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Handling Note |
Use PPE, avoid skin and eye contact, add slowly to water with cooling, and store dry away from acids and incompatible materials |
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Standards / Certifications |
No manufacturer-stated standards or certifications verified |
What's Included in the Kit
- 1 × Potassium Hydroxide Flakes container, pack size
- Safety Data Sheet
- Certificate of Analysis
- Batch number, expiry or retest date, assay details, hazard label, container details, and final packing information
Applications / Uses
- Preparing authorised potassium hydroxide solutions for chemistry practicals
- Teaching strong bases, hydroxide ions, alkalinity, pH, and neutralisation
- Supporting controlled chemical-analysis procedures where KOH is specified
- Demonstrating exothermic dissolution and safe alkali dilution under supervision
- Supporting school and college reagent-store procurement
- Demonstrating SDS-based labelling, PPE, corrosive storage, and chemical-waste discipline
How to Use the Potassium Hydroxide Flakes
- Read the current SDS, COA, product label, and laboratory risk assessment before use.
- Confirm grade, assay, flake size, and method suitability before weighing or dispensing.
- Wear chemical splash goggles, compatible gloves, and a lab coat before handling.
- Use clean, dry tools and take only the quantity required by the approved procedure.
- For solution preparation, add flakes slowly to water with stirring and cooling; never add large portions at once.
- Keep away from acids, water exposure during storage, metals when wet, halogenated hydrocarbons, and incompatible chemicals.
- Label prepared solutions with name, concentration, date, preparer, and corrosive hazard information.
- Collect residues and contaminated materials according to institutional corrosive chemical-waste procedures.
Safety note: Potassium hydroxide flakes are corrosive and can cause severe burns. Students should use this reagent only under trained teacher or laboratory-technician supervision with eyewash and emergency washing facilities available.
Care & Maintenance
- Store tightly closed in a dry, labelled, corrosive-compatible chemical-storage area.
- Keep away from acids, moisture, carbon dioxide exposure, reactive metals, food items, and unauthorised users.
- Use clean, dry dispensing tools to prevent contamination, caking, and caustic solution formation.
- Dispose of contaminated, leaking, unlabelled, or expired reagent through approved hazardous-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 corrosive base reagents such as potassium hydroxide flakes, final purchasing should be based on verified SDS, COA, assay, batch details, packaging, and applicable transport requirements.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Potassium Hydroxide Flakes used for in a laboratory?
Potassium Hydroxide Flakes are used for authorised base-chemistry demonstrations, pH work, neutralisation practicals, solution preparation, and chemical-analysis procedures where KOH is specifically required.
What is the CAS number of potassium hydroxide?
The CAS number of potassium hydroxide is 1310-58-3. This number should be used to match the SDS, COA, product label, and procurement record.
What is the formula of potassium hydroxide?
The formula of potassium hydroxide is KOH, also written as HKO in some databases. Its molecular weight is about 56.1 g/mol.
Are potassium hydroxide flakes hygroscopic?
Yes. Potassium hydroxide flakes absorb moisture and carbon dioxide from air, so the container should remain tightly closed and stored in a dry area.
Can Potassium Hydroxide Flakes be used in school laboratories?
Yes, but only in supervised school and college laboratories when teachers or technicians control PPE, weighing, solution preparation, labelling, storage, and corrosive-waste disposal.
What documents should be confirmed before ordering?
Confirm the SDS, COA, grade, assay, pack size, flake size, batch number, expiry or retest date, hazard label, and final packaging before ordering.
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