Description
Specifications
Property Details
Chemical Name Boric Acid
Molecular Formula H₃BO₃
Appearance White crystalline powder
Purity ≥ 99.5%
Boric Acid
Available in Technical Grade, Explosive Grade, CP grade
Chemical Formula: H₃BO₃
CAS Number: 10043-35-3
Boric Acid, also known as Hydrogen Borate, is a weak, monobasic Lewis acid appearing as a white crystalline powder or colorless crystals. Highly soluble in water, it offers mild antiseptic, antifungal, and insecticidal properties. Naturally found in volcanic areas and minerals like borax, it is used in pharmaceuticals, personal care products, agriculture, and household applications for pH regulation, preservation, and antimicrobial action.
From soothing eye washes to boosting crop resilience, Boric Acid’s gentle yet potent properties make it a versatile ally. Its natural sourcing aligns with sustainable practices, appealing to eco-conscious manufacturers. Prime Chemicals offers Boric Acid that meets the highest standards, supporting clients in creating safe, effective, and innovative products.
Packaging:
Available in Bag packing. Jumbo Bag packing is available on special request.
Applications
Boric Acid’s multifunctionality makes it indispensable across various industries:
Pharmaceuticals
Used as an antiseptic in eye drops, skin creams, and topical powders.
Functions as a pH buffer in medical formulations.
Glass & Ceramics Industry
Enhances durability and thermal resistance in borosilicate glass production.
Used in ceramic glazes for its fluxing properties.
Agriculture
Provides essential boron nutrients in fertilizers, promoting healthy crop growth.
Prevents boron deficiencies in soil for various plant types.
Textile Industry
Used as a flame retardant for fabrics.
Enhances the brightness and durability of textiles during processing.
Cosmetics & Personal Care
Commonly used in skincare products as a mild antiseptic.
Found in bath products and face powders for its soothing properties.
Industrial Applications
Acts as a corrosion inhibitor in coolants and lubricants.
Functions as a flux in welding and soldering processes.
Construction Materials
Used in the production of fiberglass insulation for its fire-resistant properties.
Acts as an additive in cement to improve workability.
Household Products
Used in cleaning products, laundry detergents, and disinfectants.
An essential ingredient in pest control formulations, such as ant and roach baits.