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Nitric Acid (White Fuming Nitric Acid / HNO3) is synthesized via pressurized catalytic oxidation of coal-based synthetic ammonia, white nitric acid guarantees industrial-grade purity and consistent performance. Standard concentrations: 98% (red fuming nitric acid), 68%( white fuming nitric acid), and customized formulations.

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Basic Info.
Classification Nitric Acid CAS No. 7697-37-2
Other Names nitric acid MF HNO3
EINECS No. 231-714-2 Place of Origin China
Grade Standard Industrial Grade Purity 68%
Appearance PRODUCTION OF FERTILIZERS Product name Nitric Acid 68%
HAZARD CLASS 8 UN NO 2031
Molecular weight 63.01 Grade Industrial Grade
MELTING POINT -42ºC Boiling point 122ºC
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Packing details

Package

Drum No. /20'FCL

Net Weight per Drum

Net weight per 20'FCL

35KG Drum

720.00

35.00KG

25.2mts/20fcl

280KG Drum

80.00

280.00KG

22.4mts/20fcl

IBC drum

20.00

1340.00KG

26.8mts/20fcl

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