Chemical Grade Ferric Sulphate
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Product Code : SCL-CA-12628
Quick Answer: Chemical Grade Ferric Sulphate is iron(III) sulphate, formula Fe2(SO4)3, an inorganic reagent for chemical analysis, solution preparation and ferric-ion demonstrations carried out under supervision.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Also known as iron(III) sulfate and diiron trisulphate
- Anhydrous formula Fe2(SO4)3, also written Fe2O12S3
- Water of crystallisation in hydrated material changes molecular weight and solution strength
- Powder dispensed with eye protection and dust control
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Chemical formula | Fe2(SO4)3 / Fe2O12S3 |
| Synonyms | Iron(III) sulfate, diiron trisulphate |
| Handling | Use PPE, protect eyes, avoid dust inhalation |
About This Product
Ferric sulphate is used to prepare iron(III) sulphate solutions for chemistry practicals and in analysis methods that specify it. It suits teaching on ferric ions, sulphate salts, hydrolysis and inorganic salt behaviour. When the reagent is hydrated, the water of crystallisation is allowed for during weighing. Teachers and technicians dispense it with a clean, dry spatula while wearing goggles, gloves and a lab coat.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. What is the chemical formula of ferric sulphate?
The anhydrous formula is Fe2(SO4)3, also written as Fe2O12S3. Hydrated material also contains water of crystallisation, which raises its molecular weight.
Related: Chemical Analysis, Manganese Sulphate Reagent Grade, Iron Powder Reagent Grade.
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