Ethylene Diamine Tetraacetic Acid Ferric Sodium
(EDTA-FeNa)

CAS No.: 15708-41-5

Molecular Formula: C₁₀H₁₂N₂O₈FeNa.3H₂O

Molecular Weight: 421.1

Structural Formula:

Properties:

EDTA-FeNa is used as a trace element in agriculture. It is a stable water-soluble metal chelate with oxidizability. Ferrum exists in a chelated state.

Specifications:

Usage:

EDTA-FeNa is used as a decoloring agent in techniques for photography. It is also an additive in the food industry. EDTA-FeNa can be the trace element in agriculture and a catalyst in the industry.

Packing and Storage:

25kg woven bag. Stored in a cool, dry place, light makes the product devitalized.

Keywords:

EDTA-FeNa; EDTA-Fe; EDTA ferrum salt.

How to prepare EDTA-Fe solution?

The Fe-EDTA solution can be prepared by dissolving Na-EDTA and FeSO₄ powder in distilled water.

Taking the preparation of a 1L Fe-EDTA solution as an example: Weigh out 5.57 grams of ferrous sulfate heptahydrate, dissolve it in 80mL of distilled water. Then, heat and boil the solution, after boiling, add the pre-weighed 7.45 grams of Na₂-EDTA. It is important to note that adding Na₂-EDTA requires stirring while adding, and you will see a color change during the process. Next, you will be able to see the yellow chelated iron solution. Finally, cool to room temperature and transfer to a 1L volumetric flask for final volume adjustment.

Is Sodium Ferric EDTA Toxic to Human?

The EDTA-Ferric sodium provided by IRO Chelating is industrial level. So it is toxic to Humans.