Chromium VI in Soil - PT

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Chromium VI in Soil - PT Specification

Physical Form
Powder or soil matrix

Solubility
Insoluble in water; depends on compound forms in soil

Poisonous
YES

Shape
Irregular particles

CAS No
18540-29-9 (Chromium VI compounds)

EINECS No
231-157-5 (Chromium VI compounds)

Usage
Used for proficiency testing and quality control in soil contamination studies

Molecular Formula
Cr6

Grade
Analytical grade

Properties
Hexavalent Chromium form in soil matrix for testing purposes

Shelf Life
12 months under proper storage conditions

Molecular Weight
51.9961 g/mol

Smell
Odorless

Purity
N/A - present in soil matrix

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from organic material

Structural Formula
Dependent on Chromium compound in soil (e.g. CrO3 for Chromium trioxide)

Application
Environmental testing and analytical lab calibration

Density
7.19 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Ingredients
Soil matrix with spiked Chromium VI compounds

Ph Level
Dependent on the soil solution environment

Melting Point
1907°C (Chromium elemental)

HS Code
2841.30

Appearance
Fine-grain soil-like powder or granular material

About Chromium VI in Soil - PT

Chromium VI in Soil PT is a specialized analytical-grade material formulated for proficiency testing and quality control in soil contamination studies. Presented as an odorless, fine-grain soil-like powder or granular material, the product incorporates a soil matrix spiked with Hexavalent Chromium compounds (Cr6). With a density of 7.19 g/cm and a melting point of 1907C (Chromium elemental), this material is engineered to simulate environmental conditions for laboratory calibration. Its structural and physical properties, including pH levels and solubility, depend on the specific soil solution environment. Chromium VI in Soil PT is insoluble in water, consistent with its matrix composition, and retains stability for a shelf life of 12 months when stored properly in a cool, dry location away from organic materials. The product is poisonous and must be handled with care, making it ideal for environmental testing and calibration of analytical labs.