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Description
Ethylenediaminetetraacetic Acid Disodium Nickel(II) Salt from TCI, catalogue code E0097, is a nickel(II) complex bound by an EDTA ligand and supplied as a ready-to-use disodium salt. The material seats the nickel ion inside the hexadentate cavity of EDTA, producing a negatively charged species with good solubility in water. In the laboratory it serves as a nickel source in a well-defined form, supporting coordination chemistry studies, catalysis research, the development of metal analysis methods, and environmental work examining how chelated metals behave in water and soil.
The principal reason researchers select this material is the high stability of the nickel-EDTA complex. That stability means the nickel is not readily released back into solution, a property highly relevant to wastewater treatment research, since metal-EDTA complexes are known to resist removal by conventional hydroxide precipitation. For inorganic chemistry, the compound is a concrete example of how polyamino-carboxylate ligands form strongly bound chelates with transition metals. Because the complex arrives already formed, it removes synthesis steps and improves the reproducibility of experimental results.
In Indonesian laboratories, the compound fits naturally into university and institutional research on coordination chemistry and into applied environmental work on metal behaviour in water and soil. Analytical groups developing or validating metal determination methods use it as a defined nickel standard material, while wastewater treatment researchers rely on it to model the difficult case of a strongly chelated metal. As a building block within the non-heterocyclic building blocks category, it also supports routine synthetic and method-development tasks.
Laboratory Applications
Coordination chemistry studies: the pre-formed hexadentate nickel-EDTA complex gives a defined, well-characterised structure for examining chelate geometry and metal-ligand binding without preliminary synthesis.
Catalysis research: the compound supplies nickel in a soluble, defined form, so catalytic experiments start from a consistent metal source and results remain comparable between runs.
Metal analysis method development: its defined nickel content and good water solubility make it suitable as a reference material when building or validating analytical procedures for nickel.
Wastewater treatment research: because metal-EDTA complexes resist conventional hydroxide precipitation, this material models the hardest removal case researchers must design treatment processes to address.
Environmental behaviour studies: the complex serves as a model chelated metal for investigating how such species move and persist in water and soil systems.
Specifications
Brand: TCI (catalogue code E0097)
CAS number: 15708-55-1
Category: Chemistry > Building Blocks > Non-Heterocyclic Building Blocks
Chemical form: disodium salt of the nickel(II)-EDTA complex, soluble in water
Pack sizes: available in the standard TCI catalogue pack sizes; please confirm the size required when ordering
Storage: keep in a closed original container in a cool, dry place away from moisture
Handling and Storage
Store the material in its original closed container in a cool, dry area with adequate ventilation, kept away from moisture so the salt does not absorb water and cake. Tightly closed glass or chemically compatible plastic containers are suitable, and containers should be clearly labelled and kept separate from incompatible reagents. Handle the solid in a well-ventilated area or fume hood using standard laboratory personal protective equipment: safety glasses, gloves, and a laboratory coat. Avoid generating dust when weighing or transferring, and avoid inhalation and skin or eye contact. Wash hands after handling, and collect residues and solutions containing the complex as chemical waste rather than discharging them to the drain, since chelated metals are not easily removed by conventional treatment. Always consult the manufacturer's safety data sheet before use.
