Aluminum Sulfate solution 55 Gallons

Heptane 55 Gallon

BRE DIW-55 DEIONIZED WATER 55 GALLON DRUM

The use of ethyl alcohol is not limited to the production of drinking alcohol — it also serves a wide range of medical and sanitary purposes. Its ability to kill germs makes it a popular ingredient in antiseptic products such as the hand sanitizers and wipes many people purchase at the grocery store.

Liquid caustic soda 25% Caustic soda is an inorganic compound. It is chemically produced from a sodium atom (Na), an oxygen atom (O) and a hydrogen atom (H), resulting in its name NaOH. The white solid is one of the strongest bases available and can be used to neutralize acids such as sulfuric or hydrochloric acid. Dissolved in water, caustic soda forms caustic soda. Since caustic soda binds with carbon dioxide to form sodium bicarbonate when exposed to air, it is stored in airtight containers. In addition to carbon dioxide, it absorbs moisture from the air. It is available as a solid in the form of flakes, granules or briquettes, or in liquid form in various concentrations.

Methanol See Attached for Specification

Chemical Formula Appearance Attached, Saltpeter, Saltpetre, Nitrate of potash, E252

Mixtures of hydrocarbons make up mineral spirits. It is derived from the refining process of petroleum. The three different grades of white spirits, determined by the crude oil used as starting material and the conditions of distillation, are low-flash, regular, and high-flash. Do not mistake mineral turpentine with turpentine, as the two are markedly and chemically distinct.

Acetone is one of the most widely used solvents in the world due to is combination of high solvency and a high rate of evaporation.

BRE 966095 SULPHONIC ACID DDBSA 55 GALLON DRUM

SPT 6251-L 500 ML HYDROCHLORIC ACID 2.5N SOLUTION

SPT 6323WT-H 60 ML HYDROCHLORIC ACID 0.01N SOLUTION

SPT 6521-G 30 ML POTASSIUM IODIDE 20% SOLUTION

SPT S6155-H 60 ML PERACETIC ACID TITRATION SOLUTION