Description

Potassium chromate has a distinct bright-yellow color but no odor.
This odorless nature becomes problematic when you have exposed yourself
to this chemical due to its toxicity.

In many cases, you may not realize that you inhaled potassium chromate.
Further, inhaling this chemical poses several risks.

Potassium chromate is also soluble in water, but not in alcohol, and exists in
the form of a powder.

【Properties】
Formula:K2CrO4
Molar Mass:**4.***3
Appearance:yellow powder
melting point is **8 ÌŠC (***4.4 ÌŠF)
density 2.**2 g/cm3
Solubility:soluble in water,but not soluble in alcohol

【Primary Uses】
Potassium chromate enjoys a wide variety of industrial uses.
In the textile industry, manufacturers use potassium chromate to tan leather
and dye clothing items and fabrics.

In science, potassium chromate is often used as an indicator, meaning it can identify the presence, location and quantity of certain elements such as iron.

Beyond these applications, potassium chromate also functions as an oxidizing
agent in manufacturing and scientific experiments.

【Health Risks】
As with other chromate compounds, potassium chromate can cause harm to your health if you ingest or inhale this chemical. Potassium chromate is a known carcinogen and can cause cancer. Further, potassium chromate is a poison, and ingesting large amounts of this substance can kill you.
Additionally, potassium chromate can cause birth defects in the event of fetal
exposure to this chemical.