Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Indium(I) bromide, UltraDry™, 99.998% (metals basis)
Quantity/Pack Size – 25g
Form – Solid
Grade – UltraDry™
Application – Semiconductor research, inorganic synthesis, moisture-sensitive reactions
Product Overview
Indium(I) bromide from eqipped delivers ultra-high purity (99.998% metals basis) in an UltraDry™ formulation, ensuring minimal moisture contamination for critical applications. This air-sensitive compound is meticulously packaged to preserve its integrity during storage and handling. The solid form provides precise dosing for semiconductor research, where trace impurities can compromise results. Its exceptional purity makes it indispensable for advanced inorganic synthesis, particularly in reactions requiring anhydrous conditions. The UltraDry™ grade undergoes rigorous quality control to eliminate residual solvents and moisture, guaranteeing consistent performance in sensitive experimental setups. Researchers benefit from its stable chemical properties and reliable batch-to-batch uniformity. The 25g pack size offers an optimal balance between sufficient quantity for multiple experiments and minimal exposure risk during storage. Compatible with standard Schlenk techniques and glove box environments, this product integrates seamlessly into existing lab workflows without requiring specialized equipment adjustments.
FAQs
1. What precautions should be taken when handling this UltraDry™ compound?
Always use in an inert atmosphere (glove box or Schlenk line) as it reacts violently with moisture. Store under argon or nitrogen and avoid prolonged exposure to air during transfer.
2. How does the UltraDry™ grade differ from standard anhydrous grades?
UltraDry™ undergoes additional purification steps to achieve lower moisture content (<10 ppm) compared to typical anhydrous grades, with stricter quality control for residual solvents.
3. Can this be used as a direct substitute for indium(III) bromide in reactions?
No, the +1 oxidation state creates fundamentally different reactivity. Indium(I) bromide acts as a mild reducing agent, while indium(III) bromide functions as a Lewis acid.
4. What’s the typical shelf life when stored properly?
Unopened containers maintain specifications for 24 months when stored under inert gas at room temperature. Opened packages should be used within 3 months.
5. Are there any known incompatibilities with common lab materials?
Avoid contact with strong oxidizers, water, and alcohols. It corrodes stainless steel over time; use glass or PTFE-lined containers for long-term storage.
