Acid potassium pyroantimonate - Names and Identifiers
Acid potassium pyroantimonate - Risk and Safety
UN IDs | 1549 |
Hazard Class | 6.1(a) |
Packing Group | III |
Acid potassium pyroantimonate - Introduction
POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE, chemical formula KSb(OH)6, is an inorganic compound. The following is a description of the nature, use, preparation and safety information of POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE:
Nature:
1. Appearance: POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE is a colorless crystalline solid.
2. Solubility: POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE can be dissolved in water, but the solubility in alcohol is low.
3. Stability: The POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE is relatively stable, but it will decompose at high temperatures.
Use:
1. flame retardant: POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE is often used as a flame retardant, can increase the flame retardant properties in many combustibles.
2. Medical applications: POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE have some applications in the field of medicine, such as the treatment of parasitic infections.
3. Analytical chemistry: POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE can be used as analytical reagents for the detection of other compounds and elements.
Preparation Method:
A common method for preparing POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE is to react antimony hydroxide with potassium hydroxide under appropriate conditions. Specifically, antimony hydroxide can be dissolved in dilute hot potassium hydroxide solution at an appropriate temperature and reaction time, followed by cooling crystallization to obtain a POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE.
Safety Information:
1. POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE are generally considered non-toxic, it is still recommended to follow general safety regulations during use and operation.
2. Avoid inhaling dust or entering eyes and skin.
3. When handling POTASSIUM ANTIMONATE, pay attention to personal protective measures, such as wearing suitable gloves, masks and protective glasses.
4. Waste disposal shall be carried out in accordance with local regulations and shall not be dumped at will.
Please note that the above information is for reference only. If specific and detailed information is required, it is recommended to refer to more authoritative chemical literature and safety materials.
Last Update:2024-04-09 15:18:02