Phosphoric acid
Product Details
Specifications provided
Colorless clear liquid
(liquid content) ≥85%
(Scope of application reference ‘product usage’)
Orthophosphoric acid is phosphoric acid composed of a single phospho-oxygen tetrahedron. In phosphoric acid, the P atom is sp3 hybrid, three hybrid orbitals form three σ bonds with the oxygen atom, and the other P-O bond is composed of one σ bond from phosphorus to oxygen and two d-p bonds from oxygen to phosphorus. A σ bond is formed when a lone pair of electrons from a phosphorus atom coordinates to an empty orbital of an oxygen atom. The d←p bond is formed by overlapping the py and pz lone pairs of oxygen atoms with the dxz and dyz empty orbitals of phosphorus atoms.
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Product Parameter
7664-38-2
231-633-2
97.995
Inorganic acid
1.874g/mL
Soluble in water
261 ℃
42 ℃
Product Usage
Main use
Agriculture: Phosphoric acid is a raw material for the production of important phosphate fertilizers (superphosphate, potassium dihydrogen phosphate, etc.), and is also a raw material for the production of feed nutrients (calcium dihydrogen phosphate).
Industry: Phosphoric acid is an important chemical raw material. Its main functions are as follows:
1, treat the metal surface, generate insoluble phosphate film on the metal surface to protect the metal from corrosion.
2, mixed with nitric acid as a chemical polish to improve the finish of the metal surface.
3, the production of washing supplies, pesticide raw material phosphate ester.
4, the production of phosphorus-containing flame retardant raw materials.
Food: Phosphoric acid is one of the food additives, in food as a sour agent, yeast nutrition, cola contains phosphoric acid. Phosphate is also an important food additive and can be used as a nutrient enhancer.
Medicine: Phosphoric acid can be used to make phosphorus-containing drugs, such as sodium glycerophosphate.