Detailed Product Description:

A white crystalline powder.  Soluble in water.

A strong oxidizing agent commonly used in photography,

reagents, pyrotechnics and for solid fuel rocket propellants.

Potassium perchlorate can be used safely in the presence of

sulfur whereas its closely related cousin, potassium chlorate cannot.

Over time, sulfur will produce minute quantities of sulfuric acid which

will, in turn, react with potassium chlorate to product chloric acid

which is highly unstable and can lead to premature ignition of the

composition.  However, the similar acid of potassium perchlorate,

perchloric acid, is stable enough to prevent spontaneous ignition.

Precautions:

Dangerous fire risk when in contact with organic materials.

Skin irritant.

Download, read and understand the MSDS and the hazards and

precautions involved with handling this substance.

Click here to download MSDS (Material Safety Data Sheet)

Packaging:

Contents of 100 grams comes packed in 250ml sized wide-mouth

amber glass bottle.