Appearance( 25ºC) | white flakes |
Active Matter(%) | 50±5 |
PH Value (1% aqueous solution) | 7±1.5 |
Free Amine Content(%) | ≤0.50 |
Solid Content(%) | ≥50.0 |
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Boric acid flakes Basic information | |
Product Name: | Boric acid |
Synonyms: | Boric acid Flakes |
CAS: | 11113-50-1 |
MF: | BH3O3 |
MW: | 61.83 |
EINECS: | 234-343-4 |
Boric acid Chemical Properties | |
Form | Crystalline Powder |
Pka | 9.2(at 25ºC) |
Color | Clear, White |
EPA Substance Registry System | Boric acid (11113-50-1) |
Uses: widely used in the production of borate, sodium silicate, borate ester, optical glass, porcelain glaze, paint, pigment, cosmetics, food preservatives, leather finishing, printing and dyeing auxilaries and medicine, also can be used as anti-corrosion disinfectant, astringent.
After a large amount of absorption, nausea, vomiting and diarrhea may occur, and in severe cases, circulatory failure, shock and death may occur. The lethal dose was 15 ~ 20g for adults and 3 ~ 6g for children. Slow excretion can lead to accumulation poisoning, manifested as anorexia, fatigue, insanity, dermatitis, alopecia, anemia, and menstrual disorders.
1, not suitable for lactating mother nipple;
2, should not be used as pharmaceutical and food preservatives;
3. Cosmetics containing more than 5% boric acid powder should not be used on infants and damaged skin;
4, do not sprinkle boric acid powder on children's damaged skin;
5, because of serious adverse reactions, it is recommended to use other drugs as far as possible, especially when wet compress, to avoid absorption poisoning.