Product Description
Windia Speciality Chemicals (Chennai) P. Ltd. is engaged in the manufacture and supply of superior quality Potassium Bromate in the international market. Potassium Bromate Chemical is chemically denoted as KBrO3 which is insoluble & Potassium Bromate that we supply in the market is synthesized at our highly advanced in- house laboratory under the supervision of experts. Potassium Bromate is a strong oxidizer and is a very volatile chemical used in analytical chemistry. It is also used as an additive for permanent-wave compounds. In addition to this, we are regarded as one of the major Potassium Bromate Powder Suppliers in India.
Specifications of the product:
- Appearance of 5% aqueous solution - Clear and Colorless
- Assay (on dry basis) = >99.5%
- pH of 5% Solution = 6-9
- Moisture by wt. = <0.5%
- Iron % (Fe) = <0.001
- Heavy metals (as Pb %) = <0.001
- Insoluble matter % by weight = <0.003
- These are packed in 25 kg HDPE woven sacks with inner lining or 25 kg HDPE drums with inner lining
Other Information
- Pay Mode Terms: L/C (Letter of Credit), T/T (Bank Transfer)
- Minimum Order Quantity: 25 Kilogram
- Port of Dispatch: Chennai
- Production Capacity: 500 tons
- Delivery Time: 1 week
- Packaging Details: 25 kg Woven sack or 25 kg fibre drums
Versatile Applications in Food and IndustryPotassium bromate serves as a key ingredient in the baking industry for flour treatment, improving dough strength and rising properties. In laboratories, it is utilized as an analytical reagent. Its efficacy is attributed to its strong oxidizing property, making processes more efficient and reliable across various fields.
Handling and Storage for SafetyAs a hazardous, oxidizing powder, correct handling and storage of potassium bromate are critical. It should be stored in cool, dry, and well-ventilated areas, safely away from sunlight, organic materials, and reducing agents to ensure stability and minimize risks.
Quality, Packaging, and Dosage GuidelinesAvailable in food and industrial grades with 99% purity, potassium bromate is typically packaged in 25 kg fiber drums or HDPE bags. Regulatory standards restrict its use in food products, with a maximum allowable dose of 50 mg/kg in flour, though limits vary by region.
FAQs of Potassium bromate:
Q: How is potassium bromate commonly used in the baking industry?
A: Potassium bromate is added to flour as a treatment agent to enhance dough elasticity and improve bread volume. Its oxidizing properties help develop gluten, resulting in more consistent baked products.
Q: What are the recommended safety measures when handling potassium bromate?
A: Potassium bromate should be handled in a well-ventilated area, wearing appropriate protective equipment. It must be kept away from reducing agents, combustibles, and organic materials to prevent hazardous reactions.
Q: When is potassium bromate considered stable, and what storage conditions are ideal?
A: Potassium bromate remains stable under recommended storage conditions: in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, protected from sunlight and segregated from incompatible substances.
Q: Where should potassium bromate be stored within a facility?
A: It should be stored in designated chemical storage areas, away from high-traffic locations, heat sources, or areas containing organic or combustible materials to ensure safety and maintain product integrity.
Q: What is the allowed maximum dose of potassium bromate in flour?
A: The maximum permissible level is typically 50 mg per kilogram of flour, although regulations may differ across regions. Always consult local food safety standards for compliance.
Q: What are the benefits of using potassium bromate in laboratory applications?
A: In analytical chemistry, potassium bromates strong oxidative capability provides reliable results in various quantitative and qualitative assays, supporting accurate laboratory research and procedures.