Situated in Maharashtra, we have garnered reputation as the Manufacturer and Supplier of professional-quality Potassium Nitrate across the country. Perfect in composition, the Potassium Nitrate is developed in our state-of-the-art facility under tight quality controls. To lock the properties, the Potassium Nitrate is provided by us in well-sealed packages. We process bulk as well as retail orders. With us, stay assured of reasonable pricing.

Highlights :

• Potassium nitrate, due to its early and global use and production, has many names.
• The Greeks used the term nitro, which was Latinized to nit or tritium.
• The earlier Hebrew and Egyptian both use words with the consonants n-t-r, which leads some to speculate that the Latin term is closer to the original than the Greek term.
• Middle English styled it nitrate.
• Old French has niter.
• By the 15th century Europeans referred to it as saltpeter[5] and later as nitrate of potash as the chemistry of the compounds more fully understood.

Specifications :

• Formula : KNO₃
• Molar mass : 101.1032 g/moln
• IUPAC ID : Potassium Nitrate
• Melting point : 334^oC
• Density : 2.11 g/cm³
• Boiling point : 400^oC

Situated in Maharashtra, we have garnered reputation as the Manufacturer and Supplier of professional-quality Potassium Nitrate across the country. Perfect in composition, the Potassium Nitrate is developed in our state-of-the-art facility under tight quality controls. To lock the properties, the Potassium Nitrate is provided by us in well-sealed packages. We process bulk as well as retail orders. With us, stay assured of reasonable pricing.

Highlights :

• Potassium nitrate, due to its early and global use and production, has many names.
• The Greeks used the term nitro, which was Latinized to nit or tritium.
• The earlier Hebrew and Egyptian both use words with the consonants n-t-r, which leads some to speculate that the Latin term is closer to the original than the Greek term.
• Middle English styled it nitrate.
• Old French has niter.
• By the 15th century Europeans referred to it as saltpeter[5] and later as nitrate of potash as the chemistry of the compounds more fully understood.

Specifications :

• Formula : KNO₃
• Molar mass : 101.1032 g/moln
• IUPAC ID : Potassium Nitrate
• Melting point : 334^oC
• Density : 2.11 g/cm³
• Boiling point : 400^oC