Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline- 1 Kg Packs

Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline is a laboratory catalog product associated with water-reactive alkali-metal preparation and scientific work involving restricted study of alkali-metal chemistry. The sodium metal component reacts vigorously with water and moist air; surrounding petroleum product is a protective medium. The exact chemical identification is important for interpreting stoichiometry, test outcomes, solubility and reagent compatibility. Teaching laboratories and analytical research groups may use appropriately selected materials for established investigations, but the actual experimental purpose must match the supplied composition and grade. In particular, controlled work with this product can illustrate characteristic inorganic or solution chemistry while strengthening an understanding of reaction mechanisms and analytical observations. It should not be treated as universally suitable for classroom or quantitative procedures. Personnel must consider the substance-specific hazards, proper protective equipment, incompatible reagents and regulated disposal before using this material. Where the product name does not establish hydration, composition or a unique identity, confirm these details from its original supplier documentation before use.

Product Specifications

Specification	Details
Appearance	Silvery metallic pieces immersed in protective liquid or petroleum jelly
Assay	99%
Chemical Name	Elemental sodium stored under protective hydrocarbon medium
Alternate Names	Sodium metal under kerosene or petroleum jelly; composition of carrier varies
Molecular Formula	Na (metal component)
Empirical Formula	Na (metal component)
CAS Number	7440-23-5 (sodium metal only)
Molecular Weight	22.99 (sodium component only) g/mol
Grade	LR Laboratory Reagent

Key Features of Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline

• Elemental sodium stored under protective hydrocarbon medium is associated with the water-reactive alkali-metal preparation category.
• Relevant chemical behaviour includes the sodium metal component reacts vigorously with water and moist air; surrounding petroleum product is a protective medium.
• Offers a scientific context for studying restricted study of alkali-metal chemistry.
• Correct grade, form and composition must be matched to each validated procedure.
• Use requires chemical-specific safety controls and appropriately trained laboratory personnel.

Laboratory Applications of Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline

• Specialist alkali-metal reactivity demonstrations using an approved procedure and appropriate safety controls.
• Inert-atmosphere inorganic synthesis research using an approved procedure and appropriate safety controls.
• Electron-transfer chemistry investigations using an approved procedure and appropriate safety controls.
• Controlled organometallic reaction research using an approved procedure and appropriate safety controls.
• Advanced sodium-metal reaction mechanism studies using an approved procedure and appropriate safety controls.

Why Choose Lab Wale to Buy Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline

Lab Wale lists Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline for schools, colleges, universities, research centres and professional laboratory buyers. Product identification, listed grade, pack size and applicable safety details help purchasing teams select materials for defined scientific tasks. Check the exact substance, hydration state or mixture composition before purchasing, particularly where several commercial variants have similar names. Suitability for a particular test depends on the actual supplied specifications, method requirements and your institution’s laboratory safety arrangements. Lab Wale offers a sourcing reference without implying guaranteed experimental outcomes.

Frequently Asked Questions About Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline

What are the main laboratory uses of Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline?

This material is associated with restricted study of alkali-metal chemistry. Typical contexts include specialist alkali-metal reactivity demonstrations and inert-atmosphere inorganic synthesis research. Each use requires an appropriate method, confirmed identity and suitable handling controls; restricted or highly reactive substances should not be used in unsupervised student exercises.

What formula and molecular weight apply to Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline?

The applicable formula entry is Na (metal component), with a formula-mass entry of 22.99 (sodium component only). Some product names cover hydrated, commercial or mixed forms, so a theoretical formula does not necessarily describe the supplied material. Check the container label and relevant supplier documents before using these figures in calculations.

What CAS number identifies Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline?

The identifier information for this listing is 7440-23-5 (sodium metal only). This refers to the stated chemical basis where indicated; the actual product may require a different hydrate or composition identifier. Never substitute the CAS of a related compound solely because its trade name appears similar.

Is Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline suitable for college and research laboratories?

This reagent may support selected supervised analytical or research procedures where its form, grade and risks have been evaluated. It is not automatically appropriate for every method or for ordinary school practicals. The institution should establish controls based on the current safety data and procedure.

How should Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline be stored and handled?

Use a clearly labelled compatible container and follow the supplied Safety Data Sheet for exposure controls, incompatibilities, ventilation and spill response. Some salts are oxidizers, corrosive or moisture sensitive, and sodium metal requires specialist water-reactive handling. Collect residues through the institutional hazardous-waste procedure.

Storage Conditions for Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline

Keep sodium fully protected by a compatible dry hydrocarbon medium or validated inert containment, in secure water-reactive-material storage. Segregate from moisture, acids, oxidizers and ignition sources; follow carrier-specific fire precautions. Confirm any additional moisture, light and chemical segregation requirements from the product-specific documentation before storing a new lot.

Precautions for Handling Sodium Metal In Kerosene/vashline

Sodium metal reacts violently with water, producing heat and flammable hydrogen. Only trained specialists should handle it with dry equipment under approved containment. Never apply water to a sodium fire; use a suitable Class D extinguishing procedure. The hydrocarbon carrier may introduce additional flammability hazards. Review the current Safety Data Sheet, use suitable protective gloves and eye protection, and apply approved spill response and waste segregation procedures. Restrict handling to trained laboratory personnel and avoid environmental release.