Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Cesium Fluoride, PuratrOnic™, 99.99% (metals basis)
Quantity/Pack Size – 50g, 1g, 10g
Form – Crystalline powder
Grade – PuratrOnic™ (99.99% metals basis)
Application – High-sensitivity analytical chemistry, inorganic synthesis
Product Overview
Cesium Fluoride, PuratrOnic™ grade, delivers 99.99% purity on a metals basis, ensuring ultra-low trace metal contamination for critical laboratory applications. This crystalline powder is meticulously processed to eliminate impurities, making it ideal for demanding chemical processes where precision is non-negotiable. The PuratrOnic™ designation guarantees consistent high purity, with rigorous quality control measures applied at every production stage. Its hygroscopic nature requires careful handling, but the exceptional purity compensates for the need for controlled storage conditions. The product’s uniform particle size distribution enhances solubility and reaction consistency, while its high cesium content (relative to fluoride) provides unique reactivity profiles. Unlike lower-grade alternatives, this material undergoes additional purification steps to remove residual alkali metals and heavy metal contaminants. The packaging is designed to minimize atmospheric exposure, preserving the product’s integrity during storage and transport. For laboratories requiring the highest standards of material purity, this Cesium Fluoride represents a premium choice that eliminates variables in experimental outcomes.
FAQs
1. What is the difference between PuratrOnic™ grade and standard cesium fluoride?
PuratrOnic™ grade undergoes additional purification processes to achieve 99.99% metals basis purity, with significantly lower trace metal contaminants compared to standard grades which typically range between 98-99% purity.
2. Can this product be used in anhydrous reaction conditions?
Yes, but it requires pre-drying as the material is hygroscopic. Store under inert atmosphere and handle in a glove box for anhydrous applications to prevent moisture absorption.
3. What are the primary impurities typically found in lower-grade cesium fluoride?
Lower grades often contain trace amounts of potassium, sodium, rubidium, and heavy metals like lead or iron, which are reduced to negligible levels in PuratrOnic™ grade.
4. How should this product be stored to maintain its purity?
Store in a tightly sealed container under dry argon or nitrogen atmosphere, away from moisture and incompatible materials. Original packaging is designed for optimal storage conditions.
5. Is this cesium fluoride compatible with glass reaction vessels?
While compatible with most borosilicate glass, prolonged contact at elevated temperatures may cause slight etching. Use PTFE-lined vessels for extended reactions or high-temperature applications.
