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Alcoholic picric acid, also known as picral and with a concentration of about 8%, is used in metallography for the examination of pure iron, carbon steels, low-alloy steels and gray cast iron. It is used for microstructure development and is a gentle etchant for these materials. The use of alcoholic picric acid enables a targeted analysis of microstructures and provides important information on the mechanical properties and behavior of the materials under stress.
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UN-Nummer: 1170
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Relevant Ingredients:
• Ethyl alcohol
• Picric acid (C.I.: 10305)
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