Sigma-Aldrich Hydrochloric Acid For 1000

Quality Level

100

Product Line

Titrisol^®

Form

liquid

Reaction Suitability

reaction type: Acid-base reactions

Concentration

0.1 M

Technique(S)

titration: suitable

Ph

<1 (20 °C in H₂O)

Density

1.03 g/cm³at 20 °C

Storage Temp.

15-25°C

Smiles String

Cl

Related Categories

Titration Reagents

Application

• Preparation of epoxy-functionalized hierarchically porous hybrid monoliths via free radical polymerization and application in HILIC enrichment of glycopeptides.: This study outlines the preparation of epoxy-functionalized monoliths using hydrochloric acid solutions for glycopeptide enrichment, contributing to advancements in proteomics and analytical chemistry (Ma et al., 2019).


• Simultaneous analysis of nine aromatic amines in mainstream cigarette smoke using online solid-phase extraction combined with liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry.: The research presents a method for analyzing aromatic amines in cigarette smoke, utilizing hydrochloric acid solutions for sample preparation, enhancing detection sensitivity in environmental studies (Zhang et al., 2017).


• A simplified HPLC method for determination of tryptophan in some cereals and legumes.: This paper details a simplified HPLC method using hydrochloric acid solutions for tryptophan determination in cereals and legumes, improving food quality analysis techniques (Çevikkalp et al., 2016).


• The microwave induced plasma with optical emission spectrometry (MIP-OES) in 23 elements determination in geological samples.: This study uses hydrochloric acid solutions in MIP-OES to determine elemental composition in geological samples, contributing to advancements in geochemical analysis (Niedzielski et al., 2015).


• Revisiting methods for the determination of bioavailable metals in coastal sediments.: The research revisits analytical methods for determining bioavailable metals in sediments using hydrochloric acid solutions, enhancing environmental monitoring and pollution assessment (Peña-Icart et al., 2014).