Aluminum Nitrate 9H2O

Aluminum Nitrate H20 is a 9-hydrate or nitric acid, aluminum salt. It is a crystalline compound that contains aluminum, nitrogen, oxygen, and water molecules.
Chemical Formula: Al(NO₃)₃·9H₂O
Appearance: White, Odorless crystalline powder.
Uses:
Laboratory and Analytical Applications: Commonly used as an analytical reagent in chemical analysis, qualitative and quantitative determinations, and research experiments requiring high purity and precision. It serves as a standard or reference material for analytical tests, titrations, and spectrophotometric analyses.
Chemical Synthesis: In laboratory settings, ACS Grade Aluminum Nitrate Nonahydrate can be used as a chemical precursor or intermediate for the synthesis of compounds, complex molecules, and specialty chemicals with high purity and consistency.
Quality Assurance: Serves as a quality control standard or reference material in laboratories, manufacturing facilities, and industrial settings to ensure the quality, purity, and consistency of products, processes, and analytical methods.
Additional Applications: It acts as a mordant to improve dye adhesion to fabrics.  Used in some leather tanning processes to improve leather’s texture and durability.