Calcium Oxalate- 1 Kg Packs

Calcium Oxalate is an inorganic salt composed of calcium and oxalate ions, used in laboratory research, analytical chemistry, and investigations involving precipitation reactions. Anhydrous Calcium Oxalate has the molecular formula CaC₂O₄ and typically appears as a white crystalline powder. It is sparingly soluble in water, making it useful for studies involving solubility, ionic equilibria, and the formation of precipitates. Calcium Oxalate is also relevant to research on calcium-containing compounds and oxalate chemistry. Lab Wale offers Calcium Oxalate in a 1 kg pack for laboratory use. This compound can occur in hydrated forms, including the monohydrate, which has a different molecular weight from the anhydrous form. Therefore, the exact form should be confirmed on the product label before preparing solutions or calculating reagent quantities. Follow appropriate laboratory safety procedures and consult the relevant safety documentation for handling, storage, and disposal.

Product Specifications

Key Features of Calcium Oxalate

• Calcium salt of oxalic acid for suitable laboratory investigations.
• Defined chemical composition with the molecular formula CaC₂O₄.
• White crystalline solid used in research involving inorganic salts.
• Sparingly soluble in water, making it relevant to precipitation studies.
• Available in a 1 kg pack for laboratory use.

Laboratory Applications of Calcium Oxalate

• Studies of precipitation reactions involving calcium and oxalate ions.
• Laboratory investigations of solubility and ionic equilibria.
• Research into the chemical properties of calcium-containing compounds.
• Use in suitable analytical procedures involving oxalate chemistry.
• Educational experiments exploring inorganic salts and precipitate formation.

Why Choose Lab Wale to Buy Calcium Oxalate

Lab Wale supplies laboratory chemicals for research, educational, and analytical environments. Calcium Oxalate is available in a 1 kg pack for appropriate procedures involving calcium salts, oxalate chemistry, and precipitation studies. Before selecting the reagent, review the product label and available technical information to confirm the specific chemical form and its suitability for your intended application. Proper storage, careful handling, and adherence to established laboratory procedures help support responsible use of chemical materials.

Frequently Asked Questions About Calcium Oxalate

1. What is Calcium Oxalate?

Calcium Oxalate is a calcium salt of oxalic acid with the formula CaC₂O₄ in its anhydrous form. It is commonly used in laboratory studies involving precipitation, solubility, calcium compounds, and oxalate chemistry.

2. What is the molecular formula of Calcium Oxalate?

The molecular formula of anhydrous Calcium Oxalate is CaC₂O₄, and its molecular weight is approximately 128.10 g/mol. Its CAS number is 563-72-4. Hydrated forms have different molecular weights, so confirm the material form before calculating quantities for experiments.

3. What is Calcium Oxalate used for in laboratories?

Calcium Oxalate is used in suitable experiments involving precipitation reactions, solubility measurements, ionic equilibria, and calcium-oxalate chemistry. Its low solubility makes it relevant to investigations of precipitate formation and the behaviour of ions in aqueous systems.

4. Is Calcium Oxalate soluble in water?

Calcium Oxalate is sparingly soluble in water. Its solubility and precipitation behaviour can vary with solution conditions, including pH and the presence of other ions. Consider these factors when planning laboratory procedures involving calcium and oxalate ions.

5. How should Calcium Oxalate be stored?

Store Calcium Oxalate in a tightly closed, clearly labelled container in a cool, dry location. Protect it from contamination and follow the supplier’s storage recommendations. Consult the applicable safety documentation for handling, spill response, and disposal instructions.

Storage Conditions for Calcium Oxalate

Store Calcium Oxalate in a suitable, tightly closed and clearly labelled container in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. Protect the material from contamination and unnecessary exposure to moisture. Keep it in a designated chemical storage area and follow the supplier’s recommendations for the specific form supplied. Consult the applicable safety documentation for any additional storage requirements and incompatibilities.

Precautions for Handling Calcium Oxalate

Handle Calcium Oxalate using appropriate laboratory safety practices. Wear suitable protective gloves, safety goggles, and laboratory clothing, and avoid generating or inhaling dust. Prevent contact with the eyes and skin, and use appropriate ventilation when weighing or transferring the powder. Do not ingest the material, and wash hands thoroughly after handling. Follow the applicable safety documentation for spill cleanup, first aid, and disposal, and manage chemical waste according to institutional procedures and local regulations.