Nitric Acid

Key Advantages

High purity and consistent concentration.
Powerful oxidizing agent.
Highly corrosive mineral acid.
Versatile for various industrial chemical reactions.
Effective for metal surface treatment and etching.
Key ingredient in fertilizer production.
Used in synthesis of organic compounds and explosives.
Available in various industrial and laboratory grades.

Nitric Acid

In the complex world of industrial chemistry and advanced manufacturing, the quality of fundamental raw materials dictates the efficiency and safety of numerous processes. Industries ranging from agriculture to metallurgy depend heavily on robust chemical agents for synthesis, purification, and modification. Without a reliable supply of high-grade Nitric Acid, critical operations could be compromised, leading to inefficiencies, increased safety risks, and ultimately, a detrimental impact on production output and product quality.

DECENT’s Nitric Acid stands as a paramount industrial chemical, meticulously produced to ensure exceptional purity and reactivity for your most demanding applications. As a potent oxidizing agent and highly corrosive mineral acid, our Nitric Acid is indispensable in the manufacture of vital fertilizers like ammonium nitrate, the production of powerful explosives, and the precise etching and pickling in metal processing. Trust DECENT to provide consistently high-quality Nitric Acid, enabling superior performance, precise chemical reactions, and optimized operational outcomes across your diverse industrial needs.

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Chemical Formula: $H N O_{3}$ .
Appearance: Clear to yellowish fuming liquid.
Odor: Acrid, suffocating.
Molecular Weight: 63.01 g/mol.
Density: Approximately 1.41 g/mL (for 68% concentration).
Purity: Typically available as 68% (azeotrope) or fuming grades (e.g., 90%, 98%).
Solubility: Completely miscible with water.
Reactivity: Strong oxidizer, reacts violently with organic materials, metals, bases, and reducing agents.
Decomposition: Decomposes upon exposure to light or heat, releasing nitrogen oxides.