Potassium hydroxide 25% solution — caustic potash diluted and ready to use. A clear, colorless, alkaline liquid at 25% w/w, for applications where 45% is stronger than the process needs.
Buying at working strength removes the dilution step entirely. No exotherm to manage, no mixing vessel, no waiting for a batch to cool before it can be used.
Typical applications
- Alkaline cleaning and degreasing where a milder caustic is preferred
- pH adjustment and alkalinity control
- Alkaline electrolyte preparation
- Neutralization of acidic streams
- General laboratory and process use
Typical properties
| Chemical name |
Potassium hydroxide solution |
| Synonyms |
Caustic potash, potassium hydrate, liquid KOH |
| CAS number |
1310-58-3 |
| Formula |
KOH |
| Concentration |
25% w/w |
| Grade |
Technical |
| Appearance |
Clear, colorless liquid |
| Specific gravity |
Approx. 1.239 at 20 °C |
| Weight per gallon |
Approx. 10.34 lb |
Shipping and handling
UN1814, Potassium hydroxide solution, Class 8. Corrosive — causes skin burns and eye damage. Wear chemical splash goggles and chemical-resistant gloves. Store in a closed container away from acids and reactive metals.
A Safety Data Sheet is supplied with every order and is available on request before purchase. Certificate of Analysis available by lot.
Related Reading
The September 2026 Belarus potash announcement and same-day denial, read through the chlor-alkali feedstock arithmetic: a tonne of potassium hydroxide needs 1.33 tonnes of potassium chloride, mostly from Saskatchewan, so caustic potash inherits potash politics in a way caustic soda never does. What to watch and what to check on a certificate. The Potash in the News Is Not the Potash in Your Drum.