Inorganic Compounds & Salts
- CAS
- 1705118-50-8
- Formula
- C10H12O3.Li
- MW
- 187.14 g/mol
- CAS
- 167565-31-3
- Formula
- C10H12O3.K
- MW
- 219.3 g/mol
- CAS
- 861067-23-4
- Formula
- C10H12O3.Na
- MW
- 203.2 g/mol
Inorganic Compounds & Salts is arranged by position in the periodic table, which makes it easy to browse by element. Sub-categories cover alkali and alkaline earth compounds, transition metals, refractory and heavy metals, main group metals and metalloids, precious metal salts, rare earth oxides and salts, and ammonium and non-metal compounds. Typical products include Cesium acetate 99.9%, Ammonium metavanadate, Chloroauric acid and Ceric oxide at 99.99%.
Inorganic buyers usually specify purity in one of two ways. Reagent grades such as AR and GR state an assay plus limits for named impurities. High-purity grades state a trace metals basis figure, such as 99.999%, measured by ICP. Hydration state, anhydrous or hydrate, also matters for weighing and reactivity, so check it on the listing.
Many salts are oxidisers, toxic or corrosive, and are packed and declared accordingly. Each lot ships with a COA and SDS. Search by formula or CAS number to find a specific salt and hydrate quickly.
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