
Potassium Succinate CAS 676-47-1
Molecular Formula:C4H4K2O4
Molecular Weight:194.27
We can provide Potassium succinate CAS 676-47-1 with a certificate of analysis (COA), method of analysis (MOA), route of synthesis (ROS), and material safety data sheet (MSDS)
Synonyms:
dipotassiumsuccinate
dipotassium succinate
Dipotassium succinate
dipotassium butanedioate
Potassiumsucchinatetrihydrate
Potassium succinate-3-hydrate
Butanedioicacid,dipotassiumsalt
DIPOTASSIUM SUCCINATE TRIHYDRATE
Dipotassium Succinate Trihydrate
Butanedioic acid, dipotassium salt
Uses:
- Potassium succinate CAS 676-47-1 is often used as a buffer in chemical laboratories to regulate the pH of solutions to maintain a steady state in experiments.
- It is also used as a leather processing aid for the tanning process in the leather industry.
Preparation:
- Potassium succinate CAS 676-47-1 can be produced by the reaction of succinic acid and potassium carbonate (obtained by the reaction of potassium hydroxide and carbon dioxide).
- The reaction equation is: C4H6O4 + 2K2CO3 → 2K2C4H4O4 + CO2 + H2O.
Safety Information:
- Dipotassium succinate is a non-toxic compound with no apparent toxicity to humans.
- Direct contact with skin and eyes should be avoided when handling dipotassium succinate to prevent discomfort or irritation.
- Contact with strong oxidizing agents should be avoided during storage and handling to prevent dangerous chemical reactions.
- In case of accidents, flush the affected area immediately with plenty of water and consult a doctor.
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