Barium Hydroxide
50 KG, 250 KG .
Application & Dosage
What is Barium Hydroxide?
Barium Hydroxide is an inorganic compound consisting of barium, oxygen, and hydrogen. The octahydrate form is generally supplied as a white crystalline solid.
Chemical formula: Ba(OH)₂
Common hydrated form: Ba(OH)₂·8H₂O
CAS No. (octahydrate): 12230-71-6
Barium Hydroxide produces a strongly alkaline solution in water and can neutralize acids effectively.
Key Properties
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Strong alkaline compound
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Reacts readily with acids
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Forms insoluble barium sulfate with sulfate ions
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Available in hydrated and anhydrous forms
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Useful as a chemical reagent and synthesis intermediate
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Suitable for selected industrial and laboratory applications
Barium Hydroxide Octahydrate
Barium Hydroxide Octahydrate is one of the most commonly supplied commercial forms. It contains eight molecules of water of crystallization.
The octahydrate should not be substituted directly on a weight-for-weight basis for anhydrous Barium Hydroxide because their molecular weights and active Ba(OH)₂ content differ.