Hydrobromic Acid (HBr), a strong acid in aqueous solution, is used as a source of bromine in industrial syntheses, including the production of alkyl and inorganic bromides. It is also used as a hydrobromination agent in a broad range of organic processes. Appearance - Clear, colorless to yellow liquid, slowly darkening on exposure to air and light.

Chemical name: Hydrobromic Acid Color Colorless to yellow liquid, turns dark on exposure to air and light Melting point Appr. -63℃.

Common name: Hydrobromic Acid Empirical formula HBr Vapour pressure 8 mm Hg at 25℃ Boiling point/range 126℃

Stable under normal conditions. Sensitive to air and light. Materials to avoid : strong oxidizers and strong bases. Ammonia , ozone and fluorine.
Store in a dry, shaded, well ventilated area. Avoid breathing of vapor or any bodily contract.

Purity CL- SO42- Apperance

47% min. 0.05% max.   yellow liquid

48%min. 0.01% max. 0.001% max. Colorless liquid, turns dark on exposure to air and light

Packing: in 300kg per plastic drum 　 Transport: Class 8 　UN No. 1788

1FCL 20#=19.2mt with pallet Packing group:Ⅱ

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