Muriatic Acid 0.1M (0.1N)

£35.12

SKU: N/A

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Alternative names: Hydrochloric Acid (HCL)

Looking for Muriatic Acid 0.1M (0.1N)?

  • ReAgent supply muriatic acid 0.1M (0.1N) in 2.5L and 5L containers, with discounts available for bulk orders
  • This product is sold as 0.09995 to 0.10005M (further information can be found in our Sales Product Specification, available to download from our website)
  • We also offer further options, including customised labelling and specific pack sizes

How Dangerous is Muriatic Acid?

As a strong acid, muriatic acid is extremely dangerous if ingested, inhaled or in contact with skin. If ingested or inhaled, muriatic acid quickly dissociates and its harmful effects derive from strong localised pH changes rather than the effects of the acid itself.
  • Corrosive: Muriatic acid is highly corrosive to the skin and eyes, as well as highly irritant to the respiratory tract. Studies have reported that doses as low as 10ppm to cause symptoms of irritation. Safety procedures recommend staff evacuation in case of large spillages, enough to detect the odour in the air.
  • Carcinogenic: Studies with lab animals showed an increased incidence of tumours or abnormal growths after inhalation or dermal administration. Also, in humans, there is no evidence of higher tumour incidence in workers regularly exposed to this chemical.
  • Effect on reproduction: There are no reliable studies indicating whether or not muriatic acid can have harmful effects on fertility or during pregnancy, after ingestion, inhalation or skin contact. As both H and Cl are constituents of normal metabolism, it’s expected that the body can deal with small amounts of this chemical and excrete excessive quantities in an efficient manner.
  • Impact on the environment: Due to pH changes, muriatic acid can have a strong impact on the environment. The response depends on the ability to buffer any changes, particularly in an aquatic environment. For this reason, LC50 values vary widely for different species and different ecosystems.

Almost 50 years’ experience

ReAgent has been an established chemical manufacturer for almost 50 years, and during that period we’ve built an enviable reputation for high-quality products and excellent customer service. Simply contact us and a member of staff will be glad to assist you during your order.

Please note: we only deliver to registered UK businesses at non-residential addresses with a minimum order value of £100 before VAT

We only supply to mainland UK, contact us on 0800 9555 798 for rates to Ireland.Please notify us if you have specific delivery requirements such as restricted access, requirement for a tail-lift delivery vehicle or pallet truck. Failure to notify us of a special delivery instructions can incur additional charges from our carriers.

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Muriatic Acid 0.1M (0.1N) FAQs

  • What is the difference between general use muriatic acid and 30% w/w muriatic acid?

    General use muriatic acid is stronger at 35% w/w.
  • Which type of muriatic acid should I use for my application?

    If you are unsure about the grade of muriatic acid you need, please contact our technical team on 0800 9555 798 and they will be happy to help you.
  • Why is there a pricing difference between the 10L and 25L containers of muriatic acid?

    Pricing differences occur depending on the size of the container and the amount of muriatic acid you buy.
  • Can you provide a proforma invoice for a bulk purchase of muriatic acid?

    Yes, please contact our sales team on 0800 9555 798.
  • Can you provide more information on alternative products to muriatic acid?

    Our technical team will be happy to help with the selection of the best chemical for your application. You can contact them on 0800 9555 798.
  • Where can I find additional details about the concentrations and uses of muriatic acid?

    You can find the specifications of our muriatic acid here.

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