50 g bottle of Copper (II) Sulfate (cupric sulfate) chemical.
Explore classic inorganic and analytical chemistry with our copper (II) sulfate, supplied for reliable performance in laboratory and educational environments. This widely used inorganic salt is ideal for crystal growth experiments, electrochemistry studies, hydration and dehydration reactions, and qualitative analysis. Its intense blue color and well-defined crystalline form make it especially popular for visual demonstrations and instructional laboratories. The 50 g bottle provides a generous quantity for repeated experiments, classroom activities, and controlled scientific investigations.
Property
Details
Chemical formula
CuSO₄·5H₂O
Formula weight
249.68 g/mol
CAS number
7758-99-8
Characteristics
Bright blue crystalline solid; odorless
Physical state
Solid; crystalline
Storage code
Yellow — toxic
Did You Know?
Copper (II) sulfate pentahydrate is one of the most recognizable compounds in chemistry due to its vivid blue color, which comes from water molecules bound directly to the copper ion. When heated, it loses this water and turns white, a dramatic transformation often used to demonstrate hydration chemistry. Beyond the classroom, copper (II) sulfate has been used in agriculture, water treatment, and electroplating.
