The English name for Hydrochloric Acid is "Hydrochloric Acid," and it is not commonly known by an alias in English.Hydrochloric Acid is a highly corrosive and strong mineral acid with various industrial applications.
Product Description: Hydrochloric Acid, often represented as HCl, is a clear, colorless to slightly yellow liquid with a pungent and sharp odor. It is a solution of hydrogen chloride gas (HCl) in water and is known for its strong acidity. The concentration of Hydrochloric Acid can vary, with common industrial concentrations ranging from dilute solutions to highly concentrated forms. This versatile acid is widely used in numerous industrial processes, including chemical manufacturing, metal cleaning, and pH adjustment in water treatment.
Features:
Chemical Formula: HCl, indicating the presence of hydrogen and chlorine.Physical State: Clear, colorless to slightly yellow liquid.Odor: Pungent and sharp odor.Acidity: Strong mineral acid with a low pH.: Highly corrosive to metals and tissues.Solubility: Highly soluble in water.Density: Varies based on concentration; typically denser than water.Reactivity: Reacts violently with certain metals, liberating hydrogen gas.Versatility: Widely used in various industrial processes for its strong acidic properties.Concentration: Available in different concentrations, with common industrial concentrations ranging from dilute to highly concentrated forms.
Applications:
Chemical Manufacturing: Essential for the production of various chemicals, including pharmaceuticals, fertilizers, and synthetic materials.Metal Processing: Used in pickling and cleaning metals to remove oxides, scale, and other impurities.Water Treatment: Employed for pH adjustment in water treatment processes to control acidity levels.Oil and Gas Industry: Applied in well acidizing to enhance the permeability of reservoir rocks in the petroleum industry.Food Industry: In limited quantities, used for pH adjustment in certain food processing applications.Textile Industry: Utilized for pH control in various processes within the textile industry.Laboratory Procedures: Commonly used in laboratories for chemical analysis and experimental procedures.Swimming Pool Maintenance: Applied in pool maintenance to adjust pH levels and control alkalinity.
