Product Overview

Stannous Chloride – Lancer is a reliable and high-purity tin(II) salt, key for executing reduction chemistry and preparing tin-based compounds across various lab environments.

In academic labs, it’s used to illustrate redox principles, prepare tin hydrides, and teach inorganic reaction mechanisms with direct demonstration of tin chemistry.

In industrial or R&D settings, it’s critical for producing tin complexes, executing tin-based calibrations, and validating instrumentation used for metal analysis.

In research institutions, it underpins method development in materials chemistry, organic synthesis, and analytical workflows requiring precise tin ion manipulation.

FAQs

1. What are the common lab uses of stannous chloride?
   It’s used for reduction chemistry, producing tin complexes, and calibrating tin-based analytical systems.
2. Can it assist in metal plating experiments?
   Yes, it’s useful for visualizing tin deposition and teaching electrochemical plating methods.
3. Is this safe for student use?
   Yes, when handled with protective equipment and chemical safety protocols, it’s excellent for teaching labs.
4. How should it be stored for purity?
   Store in a sealed container in a cool, dry area to prevent oxidation to stannic chloride.
5. Why choose Lancer’s formulation?
   Lancer guarantees reagent-grade purity, batch consistency, and reproducible results for tin chemistry.