Sodium Sulphate
Product Code : SCL-LC-12203
The Sodium Sulphate Lab Reagent is an inorganic sodium salt used in authorised chemistry, analytical, teaching and research laboratories for sulphate salt studies, solution preparation and method-specific laboratory work. It is suitable for trained users in supervised school labs, colleges, universities, analytical labs, distributors and procurement programs.
Product Description
Sodium Sulphate from Science Lab Supplies is positioned as a laboratory chemical for controlled institutional use. The supplied product name confirms sodium sulphate as the chemical identity, but hydrate form, pack size, assay, grade, batch number, SDS and Certificate of Analysis must be verified before catalogue publication.
Sodium sulphate is also written as sodium sulfate. The anhydrous form is represented as Na2SO4, while the common decahydrate form is Na2SO4·10H2O. Because hydrate form affects molecular weight, storage behaviour and assay calculation, final label and COA verification is required.
Key Features
- Defined chemical identity: sodium sulphate, commonly represented as Na2SO4.
- Inorganic salt reagent: suitable for approved chemistry and analytical procedures.
- Hydrate form to confirm: anhydrous, decahydrate or other form must be verified.
- Pack size to confirm: bottle quantity or net weight must be checked before publishing.
- Grade to confirm: do not claim LR, AR, ACS or analytical grade without documentation.
- Lab teaching value: supports sulphate salt, solubility and solution-preparation lessons.
- SDS-led handling: avoid dust inhalation, ingestion, eye contact and contamination.
Technical Specifications
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Specification |
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Product Name |
Sodium Sulphate |
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Primary Keyword |
Sodium Sulphate Lab Reagent |
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Secondary / Semantic Keywords |
sodium sulfate laboratory chemical, Na2SO4 reagent, sodium sulphate anhydrous, sodium sulphate decahydrate, sulphate salt reagent, inorganic sodium salt, analytical chemistry reagent, chemistry lab chemical |
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Brand |
Science Lab Supplies |
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Product Category |
Lab Chemicals / Chemistry Laboratory Chemicals / Inorganic Sodium Salt Reagents |
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Intended Users |
Authorised chemistry laboratories, supervised schools, colleges, universities, analytical labs, research labs, distributors and procurement buyers |
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Chemical Formula |
Na2SO4 for anhydrous form; Na2SO4·10H2O for decahydrate |
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Molecular Weight |
Approximately 142.04 g/mol for anhydrous sodium sulphate; 322.20 g/mol for decahydrate |
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Physical Form |
Crystalline solid or powder |
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Appearance |
Odourless white solid |
What's Included in the Kit
- Sodium Sulphate container, pack size
- Product label with batch, grade and hydrate-form details
- Safety Data Sheet
- Certificate of Analysis
- Outer packaging, tamper seal and export documentation
Applications / Uses
- Preparation of sodium sulphate solutions under approved laboratory methods
- Teaching inorganic sodium salts and sulphate compounds in supervised labs
- Solubility and crystallisation studies involving sulphate salts
- Method-specific drying or reagent use where sodium sulphate is specified
- Research work requiring documented Na2SO4 reagent supply
- Training on weighing, dissolution, labelling and chemical storage practice
How to Use the Sodium Sulphate
- Verify the label, hydrate form, CAS number, grade, batch number and expiry date before use.
- Read the current Safety Data Sheet and institutional laboratory procedure.
- Wear gloves, eye protection and a lab coat.
- Use a clean, dry spatula and balance to weigh only the required quantity.
- Dissolve, dry or use the reagent only according to the approved method.
- Avoid dust formation, inhalation, ingestion and eye contact.
- Close the container immediately after dispensing.
- Dispose of residues according to local laboratory waste rules.
Safety note: Sodium Sulphate Lab Reagent must be handled as a laboratory chemical. Do not use it for food, medical, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, detergent, agricultural or industrial applications unless grade and regulatory status are verified.
Care & Maintenance
- Store in a tightly closed, clearly labelled container in a dry chemical-storage area.
- Protect from moisture, contamination and incompatible substances.
- Use clean, dry tools to prevent caking and cross-contamination.
- Do not use if the container is damaged, unlabelled, contaminated, caked or beyond verified shelf life.
Why Choose Science Lab Supplies
Science Lab Supplies manufactures and exports scientific laboratory instruments, lab experiment setups, science kits, mathematics kits, didactic models and STEM models. Its lab-chemical range supports chemistry teaching, analytical work and institutional procurement. For Sodium Sulphate Lab Reagent, final publication should include verified pack size, hydrate form, assay, grade, SDS, COA and batch documentation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sodium Sulphate Lab Reagent used for?
Sodium Sulphate Lab Reagent is used in authorised chemistry laboratories for sulphate salt studies, solution preparation, crystallisation work and approved analytical or teaching procedures.
What is the formula of sodium sulphate?
Anhydrous sodium sulphate is written as Na2SO4. Sodium sulphate decahydrate is written as Na2SO4·10H2O.
What is the CAS number of sodium sulphate?
Anhydrous sodium sulphate is commonly listed as. Confirm the supplied hydrate form before publishing the final CAS number.
Is sodium sulphate hazardous?
Sodium sulphate should still be handled as a laboratory chemical. Avoid dust inhalation, ingestion, eye contact and contamination of work areas.
What pack size is available?
The pack size is not confirmed. Add bottle quantity or net weight only after checking the final Science Lab Supplies product specification.
Can sodium sulphate be used in schools?
Yes, only in authorised school or college laboratories under trained supervision and according to the current SDS and institutional chemical-safety procedure.
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