Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous – 500 gram Packs

Sodium carbonate, anhydrous is an alkaline water-soluble carbonate salt lacking crystallization water used in chemistry education, analytical work and research settings. Its carbonate ions serve in acid-base titration, alkalinity studies and precipitation chemistry. Its properties make it relevant when teaching the relationships between composition, structure, solution behaviour and measured chemical reactions. Laboratory work involving Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous can include carefully selected procedures such as acid-base titration exercises and carbonate alkalinity experiments, provided that the compound form, handling controls and experimental conditions are suitable. The 500 gram pack designation identifies the quantity offered rather than establishing analytical suitability or composition. As with all laboratory reagents, intended experiments should be matched to the supplied grade, documented specifications and current safety data. Where product wording does not identify a definite chemical form or mixture formulation, those details must be confirmed before calculations or use.

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Appearance	White powder
Assay	99%
Chemical Name	Sodium carbonate, anhydrous
Alternate Names	Soda ash; anhydrous disodium carbonate
Molecular Formula	Na2CO3
Empirical Formula	Na2CO3
CAS Number	497-19-8
Molecular Weight	105.99 g/mol
Grade	LR Laboratory Reagent

Key Features of Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous

• Identified chemically as Sodium carbonate, anhydrous, with relevant laboratory characteristics.
• Its carbonate ions serve in acid-base titration, alkalinity studies and precipitation chemistry.
• Physical appearance: white powder.
• Composition information: Na2CO3.
• Appropriate for carefully selected educational and analytical experiments when the supplied form and method requirements are verified.

Laboratory Applications of Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous

• Acid-base titration exercises.
• Carbonate alkalinity experiments.
• Metal carbonate precipitation.
• Aqueous pH adjustment.
• Carbonate-bicarbonate equilibrium studies.

Why Choose Lab Wale to Buy Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous

Lab Wale offers a way for school, college, university and professional laboratory buyers to source Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous alongside other scientific supplies. When choosing this reagent, compare its identified chemical form, listed grade and quantity with your intended procedure and institutional purchasing requirements. Review available technical and safety information before ordering, particularly where hydrate state or formulation can change calculated concentrations or handling controls. Product selection should reflect the particular experiment rather than an assumption that one grade suits every method.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous

What is Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous used for in laboratories?

Sodium carbonate, anhydrous is used in appropriate laboratory exercises including acid-base titration exercises, carbonate alkalinity experiments and metal carbonate precipitation. The exact method, available grade and necessary safety supervision should be assessed before use.

What is the chemical formula of Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous?

The compositional information for this listing is Na2CO3. Where a hydrate, formulation or mixture is not explicitly specified, the exact identity must be confirmed before calculating molar quantities or preparing analytical solutions.

What is the CAS number of Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous?

The CAS information for the described product is 497-19-8. An identifier for one hydrate or composition must not be assumed to identify a different variant; confirm the precise substance on the supplier label and safety documentation.

Can Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous be used for college and research experiments?

It can be considered for the scientifically appropriate procedures described here, subject to experiment-specific requirements. The LR designation alone does not establish fitness for trace analysis or other tightly specified methods. Hazard controls and suitable supervision remain essential.

How should Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous be stored and handled?

Keep dry and tightly closed, away from acids and moisture. Irritating dust; use suitable gloves, goggles and ventilation. Read the current Safety Data Sheet and follow local laboratory waste and spill procedures before opening or weighing the reagent.

Storage Conditions for Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous

Keep dry and tightly closed, away from acids and moisture. Keep containers correctly labelled and segregate from incompatible substances according to the current Safety Data Sheet. Avoid transferring material into unlabelled vessels, and check packaging integrity before use. Follow any additional humidity, light or containment requirements specified for the supplied product.

Precautions for Handling Sodium Carbonate Anhydrous

Irritating dust; use suitable gloves, goggles and ventilation. Review the current Safety Data Sheet before use. Wear appropriately selected gloves, a laboratory coat and chemical splash eye protection; work with suitable ventilation or containment where indicated. Prevent unnecessary inhalation and skin exposure, avoid incompatible mixing, and use designated spill response and waste disposal procedures. Educational work involving hazardous reagents requires competent supervision.