Sigma-Aldrich Hydrochloric Acid 1.000 L

Agency

ISO 17025

Quality Level

100

Product Line

Titrisol^®

Form

liquid

Reaction Suitability

reaction type: Acid-base reactions

Concentration

1 M

Technique(S)

titration: suitable

Ph

<1 (20 °C in H₂O)

Density

1.1 g/cm³at 20 °C

Storage Temp.

15-25°C

Related Categories

Titration Reagents

Application

• Research on the Synthesis of Zinc-Ammonium Phosphate Using Galvanic Waste Sludge as a Source of Zinc.: This study explores the synthesis of zinc-ammonium phosphate from galvanic waste sludge, highlighting the use of hydrochloric acid solution in the extraction process, providing a sustainable approach for recycling industrial waste (Morgovan et al., 2024).


• Corrosion inhibition of mild steel in hydrochloric acid solution by the expired Ampicillin drug.: This research investigates the effectiveness of expired Ampicillin in inhibiting the corrosion of mild steel in hydrochloric acid solution, offering a novel application for pharmaceutical waste in industrial settings (Alamry et al., 2023).


• Contactless conductivity sensor employing moist paper as absorbent for in-situ detection of generated carbon dioxide gas.: This paper discusses the development of a contactless conductivity sensor using moist paper to detect carbon dioxide gas, utilizing hydrochloric acid solution in the analytical process for enhanced sensitivity and accuracy (Sonsa-Ard et al., 2020).


• The microwave induced plasma with optical emission spectrometry (MIP-OES) in 23 elements determination in geological samples.: This study employs hydrochloric acid solution in sample preparation for the determination of 23 elements in geological samples using MIP-OES, demonstrating its effectiveness in analytical chemistry applications (Niedzielski et al., 2015).


• Graphene sheets modified with polyindole for electro-chemical detection of dopamine.: The research highlights the use of hydrochloric acid solution in the preparation of polyindole-modified graphene sheets for the electrochemical detection of dopamine, showing significant improvements in sensor performance (Kumar and Prakash, 2014).