SSFineChem | SILVER-BROMIDE

1 - Product Identification

Synonyms:

Bromargyrite, bromyrite, silver (I) bromide1

CAS:

7785-23-1

Formula_Weight:

187.77

Chemical_Formula:

AgBr

2 - Composition

Silver

57.52%

Bromide

42.48%

3 – Hazards NFPA 704 - Rating

Health:

Flammability :

0 - Not flammable

Reactivity :

0 - Not reactive

Lab Protective Equip:

Safety goggles, dust respirator. Good ventilation.

4 – First Aid Measures

Ingestion:

If swallowed, give plenty of water. Get medical attention if symptoms appear.

Skin or Eye Contact:

Flush with plenty of water. Get medical attention if symptoms appear.

5 – Fire Fighting Measures

Fire:

Silver bromide does not burn. If involved in a fire, it converts into Silver Powder.

6 – Accidental Release Measures

Wear protective equipment. Clean up in a way that doesnâ€™t disperse the crystals into the air.

7 – Handling and Storage

Store in a closed container, Silver acetate is light sensitive. It does not absorb moisture from the air.

8 – Physical and Chemical Properties

Appearance:

Pale yellow solid

Odor :

odorless

Solubility in water :

Very slightly soluble in cold water

Specific Gravity:

6.473 (Water = 1)

pH:

none

Melting Point :

432 °C

9 – Stability and Reactivity

Stability:

Stable at room temperature in sealed containers.

All sources of Chlorine :

Will change Silver acetate into the white Silver Chloride.

10 – Toxicity

Acute oral toxicity :

(LD50) NA

Inhalation :

causes mucus membrane irritation

11 – Transport Information

Non-hazardous for air, sea and road freight.

Not a DOT controlled material.

12 – Application Uses

Due to its light sensitive nature, the main applications of silver bromide are in photography. It is used in photographic films and plates. It is also used for infrared applications, for light sensitive eyeglasses, and semiconductors.

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