Magnesium Sulfate is a naturally occurring magnesium salt with sulfate. This plays a vital role in the making of anticonvulsant and cardiovascular medicines. It is also used as a calcium channel blocker, an anaesthetic agent and a tocolytic agent. This is widely used for controlling the low blood levels of magnesium. This Magnesium Sulfate is used for treating pediatric acute nephritis and preventing seizures in pre-eclampsia, eclampsia, and other medical conditions.
Physical Properties
Nature |
Free Flowing Crystal |
Color |
White |
Taste |
Bitter |
Density |
1.7 g/cm3 |
Molecular Weight |
246.47 g/mol |
Bulk Density |
0.95 g/cm3 |
Specific Gravity |
1.68 |
Melting Point |
48degree C with formation of MgSO46H2O |
Solubility |
Highly Soluble in water and Glycerol, Spanngly soluble in alcohol |
Saturation Point |
25.8% MgSO4 by weight at 20degree C |
Toxicity |
Low |
Chemical Analysis
Magnesium Sulphate as MgSO4 (Calculated with reference to the material dried at 300degree C percent by mass |
98% |
Magnesium as Mg |
9.65% |
Chloride as Cl, Percent by mass |
Max 0.05% |
Lead as Pb |
Nil |
Arsenic as As |
Nil |
Cadmium as Cd |
Nil |
Iron as Fe |
Max 100 PPM |
Acidity or Alkaianity |
Neutral |
Matter insoluble in water, percent by mass |
0.05% |
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