Iodine
Iodine is a dark grey to purple crystalline element produced from natural brine, caliche ore or iodine rich minerals. It is supplied as solid crystals with a distinct metallic sheen and a characteristic vapour that forms at room temperature. Industrial users value iodine for its strong reactivity, broad functionality and reliability in chemical, pharmaceutical and nutrition production.
Iodine
Used in pharmaceuticals for antiseptic formulations, contrast media and active ingredient synthesis. Applied in nutrition and feed products for iodine enrichment. Essential in the manufacture of iodides, biocides, catalysts and specialty chemicals. Used in electronics and polarising films, in dye and pigment intermediates, in rubber and polymer processing and in analytical laboratories for titration and testing.
Irritant and corrosive material that can affect skin, eyes and respiratory system. Vapour may cause headaches or irritation. Handle with PPE in well ventilated areas. Store away from reducing agents and strong acids.
Supplied in 25 kilogram steel drums, glass bottles or HDPE containers with inner liners. Store in cool, dry and dark conditions to limit sublimation and preserve purity.
