Ammonium Chloride (NH4Cl) - Caisson Labs

Ammonium Chloride (NH4Cl) - Caisson Labs

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Ammonium Chloride (NH4Cl)

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Appearance: White crystal; Assay ( NH4Cl):≥ 99.5 % Ammonium Chloride uses: for food additive Moisture:≤ 0.7 %; Fe: ≤ 0.001%; Heavy Metal (As Pb): ≤

Ammonium Chloride [NH4Cl] [CAS_12125-02-9] 99.5+% Feed Grade, White Crystals (50 Lbs Bag) by Wintersun Chemical

AMMONIUM CHLORIDE. You are buying 4 Ounces (by weight) of Ammonium Chloride. Ammonium Chloride (NH. ACS Reagent Grade. Fine Powder. Our bottles are

Ammonium Chloride [NH4Cl] 99.9% ACS Grade Powder 4 Oz in a Bottle USA

Nh4cl ammonium chloride model - TurboSquid 1421877

Innovating Science's laboratory-grade ammonium chloride comes in a sturdy plastic 500g bottle. Often used for lysis of red blood cells or protein isolation, this makes the chemical a perfect fit in any educational or research lab dealing with biology or chemistry. Each bottle has safe handling and storage procedures printed directly on the bottle. This high quality chemical product is manufactured in the United States. For Laboratory Use Only. Not for drug, food or household use.

Innovating Science Laboratory-Grade Ammonium Chloride, 500g - The Curated Chemical Collection

Ammonium Chloride - NH4Cl - 55 Pounds (25 kg) : Industrial & Scientific

Ammonium Chloride: Formula, Uses, Preparation & Properties

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Ammonium Chloride Formula: Properties, Uses and Examples

Fine Powder Used in fluxes, textiles, pyrotechnics, and many other uses Used in fertilizers, fluxes, textiles, pyrotechnics, and many other uses

Alpha Chemicals Ammonium Chloride - NH4Cl - 1 Pound

Ammonium Chloride is used in fluxes, chemistry experiments, textiles, along with a lot of other uses.

Ammonium Chloride - NH4Cl - 5 Pounds

Ammonium Chloride - an overview

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