Chromic Acid Reagent Grade
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Product Code : SCL-CA-12633
Quick Answer: The Chromic Acid Reagent Grade is a chromium(VI) oxidising reagent for authorised chemical analysis and controlled oxidation work, restricted to trained staff because it is corrosive, toxic and carcinogenic.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
- Chromium(VI) oxidising reagent
- Corrosive, toxic and carcinogenic hazard
- Kept apart from organic materials, reducing agents, alcohols and combustibles
- Used only where a written procedure specifically requires it
About This Product
The name chromic acid can refer to a chromic acid solution or to chromium trioxide, so the supplied form shown on the label is identified before use. Trained staff work in a fume hood or controlled area with splash goggles or face protection and compatible gloves, dispense the minimum authorised quantity, and collect all residues, wipes and solutions as chromium(VI)-containing hazardous waste.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is chromic acid suitable for general classroom use?
No. Chromium(VI) compounds are corrosive, oxidising, toxic and carcinogenic, so this reagent is restricted to trained staff following approved procedures.
Related: Chemical Analysis, Laboratory Reagent Chromium Sulphate, Bromine Water Reagent Grade.
For a quotation on the Chromic Acid Reagent Grade, contact School Equipments India.
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