Can I buy Silver chloride in Belgium?
Yes. Silver chloride (CAS 7783-90-6), ≥99.9% (metals basis); Ag ≥ 74.5%, is made in Dublin and shipped to Belgium in 2 to 3 working days, to business and research customers only. Quoted in EUR excluding VAT, with the reverse charge at 0% for Belgian businesses holding a valid BE VAT number. It travels by standard courier, with its lot certificate of analysis, and we reply to quote requests within one working day.
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- Transit
- 2 to 3 working days from Dublin, after dispatch
- VAT
- Belgian businesses that supply a valid BE VAT number, checked live against the EU VIES register, are invoiced with the reverse charge at 0% VAT (intra-community supply, Article 138 of the VAT Directive). Without a valid VAT number, Irish VAT at 23% is added.
- Currency
- Quotes and invoices are in euro, the currency in use in Belgium.
- Product
- Silver chloride, CAS 7783-90-6, ≥99.9% (metals basis); Ag ≥ 74.5%
- Packs
- 25 g, 100 g, 500 g
- Local name
- Dutch: Zilverchloride; French: Chlorure d'argent; German: Silberchlorid
- Delivering to
- Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Leuven and all of Belgium
Silver chloride for belgian laboratories
Silver chloride is a white, water-insoluble, photosensitive solid that darkens on exposure to light. It is the active layer of Ag/AgCl reference electrodes and pH and ion-selective reference systems, a light-sensitive component of photographic emulsions and photochromic glass, an infrared-transmitting window material, and an antimicrobial agent in coatings and textiles. Approximately 75.3% silver by mass; supplied as a free-flowing powder with lot-specific assay. Full documentation — GHS classification, safety data sheet, certificate of analysis by lot — is on the Silver chloride product page.
Used for Analytical, Photographic, Glass & ceramics and Antimicrobial.
Ordering is by quotation: send the pack size and quantity, we reply within one working day with price, lead time and shipping to Belgium in EUR. See also everything we ship to Belgium and the shipping and dangerous-goods notes.
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Questions and answers
How quickly can Silver chloride be delivered to Belgium?
2 to 3 working days after dispatch from Dublin by standard courier. Making or packing your lot is usually same week; the lead time is stated on the quotation. Dangerous-goods items ship with UN-specification packaging.
How is VAT charged on Silver chloride delivered to Belgium?
Belgian businesses that supply a valid BE VAT number, checked live against the EU VIES register, are invoiced with the reverse charge at 0% VAT (intra-community supply, Article 138 of the VAT Directive). Without a valid VAT number, Irish VAT at 23% is added.
How much does Silver chloride cost in Belgium?
Every order is quoted individually in EUR excluding VAT: the price follows the silver spot price at the time of quoting and the pack sizes you choose. The quotation is numbered, holds the metal price for 7 days, and states shipping to Belgium and any dangerous-goods surcharge.
Which pack sizes of Silver chloride are available?
25 g, 100 g, 500 g as standard. Other quantities and custom packs are quoted on request — tell us the pack size and total quantity you need in the quote form.
Is Silver chloride a dangerous good?
Silver chloride is not regulated as dangerous goods for transport and ships by standard courier. The safety data sheet on the product page lists its handling and storage classification.
Who in Belgium can order Silver chloride?
Business, research, analytical and industrial customers only: universities, research institutes, analytical and QC laboratories, catalyst and plating companies and manufacturers, in Brussels, Antwerp, Ghent and Leuven and everywhere else in Belgium. We do not sell to private individuals.
What is Silver chloride called in Dutch and French and German?
Zilverchloride (Dutch); Chlorure d'argent (French); Silberchlorid (German). The English name and the CAS number 7783-90-6 identify it unambiguously on the quotation and the certificate of analysis.