Hydrazine Sulfate

Trade Mark: HS985

Synonyms: Segidrin; HS; Hydrazine hydrogen sulfate; Sehydrin; Hydrazinium sulfate, Hydrazonium sulfate; Hydrazine, compounds, sulfate (1:1); Hydrazonium sulfate; Siran hydrazinu; Hydrazine monosulfate; Hydrazine, sulfate (1:1); Idrazina solfato; Hydrazine dihydrogen sulfate salt; Hydrazinium(2+) sulfate; Hydrazine sulfate (1:1); Hydrazinium sulfate; Hydrazine dihydrogen sulfate.

Appearance: White crystaline powder

Hydrazine sulfate is a commercially available form of hydrazine. It is a white solid, prepared by reacting an aqueous solution of hydrazine with sulfuric acid:   it is soluble in water, and the original hydrazine can be reformed by simply adjusting the pH. It has a number of laboratory uses in analytical chemistry and organic synthesis.

It may be preferred over pure hydrazine or hydrazine hydrate for laboratory use because it is easily purified if necessary (by recrystallization from water),   and it is less volatile and less susceptible to atmospheric oxidation on storage. These same properties make it the preferred form of hydrazine for dietary supplements and pharmaceutical trials. 

Industrial uses:

Hydrazine sulfate also has a variety of uses in industrial chemistry, including as a chemical intermediate, as a catalyst in making fibers out of acetate, as a fungicide, antiseptic, in the analysis and synthesis of minerals and testing for arsenic in metals.

Package:

25 kg plastic woven bags (with or without pallets)

Hydrazine Sulfate