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Problems in preparing saturated sodium hydroxide solution

2016-09-19View Original

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It was prepared according to national standard methods and stored in a polyethylene plastic bottle; why isn’t it clear even after a month?
Reply #22016-09-20
Is it suitable to store it in polyethylene plastic bottles?
Reply #32016-09-20
What does this have to do with polyethylene plastic bottles?
Reply #42016-09-20
Is the sodium hydroxide of analytical grade?
Reply #52016-09-23
It is of analytical purity; the reason has been identified – the sodium hydroxide reagent was defective. Using reagent from Sinopharm resolved the issue. Thank you
Reply #62016-09-30
The supernatant can be collected, but the precipitate should not be used

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