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Regarding the purity of chemical products

2010-05-26View Original

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Is there such a thing as industrial purity? What is the approximate purity? What purity level does that correspond to?
Reply #22010-05-26
This question is too vague! The chemicals used in laboratories are available in industrial grade and analytical grade. The issue is that the purity requirements vary for different chemicals; higher grades may require 3 to 4 nines or even more, such as solvents used for chromatography and spectroscopic analysis, while lower grades might only need 30% or 40% purity. It can only be said that the requirements for analytically pure material are higher than those for industrially pure material. You can go check at the school’s pharmacy, hehe

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