Transparent Sulphuric Acid Grade: Agriculture Grade

Sulphuric Acid (H2SO4) is manufactured in our fully automated Plant thus ensuring quality of the highest degree. Sulphuric Acid is derived by the DCDA process i.e. combustion of elemental Sulphur dioxide then catalytic oxidation to form SO2 to SO3. After cooling SO3 to 200 A C, it is absorbed in acid to form oleum. This oleum is diluted to get 98% Sulphuric Acid. Application: Fertilizer Chemicals Dyes & Pigments Petroleum Refining Etchant Alkylation catalyst Electro Plating Baths Iron & Steel Rayon & Film Strictly Privileged and Confidential Page 12 of 14 Industrial Explosives Laboratory reagent Non ferrous metallurgy Typical Chemical Analysis: Characteristic Technical /Commercial Grade Total acidity (H2SO4), percent by mass, Min 98 Residue on ignition, percent by mass, Max 0.2 Iron (as Fe), percent by mass, Max 0.05 Lead (as Pb), percent by mass, Max 0.005 Arsenic (as As), percent by mass, Max 0.004 Physical Properties: Highly Corrosive Colourless, oily dense liquid Miscible with water in all proportions Very reactive and dissolves most metals Concentrated acid oxidizes, dehydrates or sulphonites most organic compounds Highly Toxic Strong irritant to tissue Packing & Storage: Carbuoys Drums Tanker Loads Tank Barges Storage is preferable in cool places