Lithium Hydroxide, Litium hidroksida, SANCHE(R)
Rp123.00
Lithium Hydroxide Monohydrate (LiOH · H₂O) from SANCHE®, exclusively distributed by PT. Chemie Mitra Indonesia, is a premium laboratory-grade reagent engineered for high-precision analytical research and standard laboratory formulations. This high-purity chemical compound features exceptional consistency and strict control over impurity levels, ensuring precise, repeatable, and accurate data across routine laboratory experiments. Available through our official platform chemiemitraindonesia.de, our SANCHE® brand guarantees compliance with established national and international chemical distribution standards, making it a reliable, fully legally compliant choice for educational, professional, and quality control laboratories.
In laboratory applications, this compound is widely utilized across material science, electrochemistry, and general chemical testing. It serves as a standard laboratory chemical for testing components in lithium-based battery setups, evaluating formulations for specialized lubricants, and conducting carbon dioxide (CO₂) gas absorption studies in controlled setups. By choosing SANCHE® by PT. Chemie Mitra Indonesia, research institutions gain access to fully certified chemical batches accompanied by complete technical documentation—including a dedicated Certificate of Analysis (CoA)—ensuring seamless integration and optimal chemical stability in every approved procedural workflow.
Discover premium-quality chemicals ideal for laboratory applications. Each bottle contains high-purity chemicals, securely packaged in a robust, clearly labeled plastic container for safe handling and storage. Comprehensive safety guidelines are included to ensure confident and proper use.
Proper safety protocols are vital when handling laboratory chemicals:
Protective Gear: Always wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), including safety goggles, lab coats, and gloves.
Hazard Communication: Review the Safety Data Sheet (SDS) for every chemical before use to understand its specific physical (e.g., flammable, explosive, oxidizer) and health (e.g., toxic, corrosive, carcinogenic) hazards.
Proper Storage: Segregate chemicals by hazard class (e.g., acids separate from bases) in designated cabinets to prevent dangerous reactions.
Spill Response: Keep spill containment materials readily available and know the appropriate emergency response procedures.
