Iron(III) Chloride 6H₂O 500g (LR Grade, UN 3260) – Ferric Chloride for Chemistry Experiments

The Iron(III) Chloride 6H₂O 500g, also known as Ferric Chloride Hexahydrate, is a high-quality laboratory reagent (LR grade) widely used in school chemistry laboratories. This brown/orange crystalline compound is ideal for demonstrating key concepts in inorganic chemistry, redox reactions, and qualitative analysis.

Supplied in a 500g container, this hydrated salt is suitable for a wide range of controlled classroom experiments. With UN Number 3260 and CAS No: 10025-77-1, it meets recognised laboratory identification and handling standards.

Iron(III) chloride is particularly useful for producing distinctive colour changes in reactions, making it a valuable teaching aid for visual and engaging science lessons.

Key Features

• Iron(III) Chloride Hexahydrate (FeCl₃·6H₂O)
• Also known as Ferric Chloride
• Supplied in a 500g container
• Laboratory Reagent (LR grade)
• Brown/orange crystalline solid
• Suitable for redox and analytical chemistry experiments
• Produces clear colour changes in reactions
• UN Number: 3260
• CAS Number: 10025-77-1
• Product Code: 5687

Ideal for School Science Lessons & Chemistry Experiments

Perfect for GCSE and A-Level chemistry, iron(III) chloride supports a wide range of practical investigations and demonstrations.

• Investigating iron(III) ion reactions
• Exploring redox chemistry
• Demonstrating colour changes in chemical reactions
• Supporting qualitative analysis of ions
• Enhancing understanding of transition metal chemistry

Important Purchase & Safety Information

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