Dihydrogen hexachloroplatinate(IV) hexahydrate, low nitrate, Premion|r, 99.95% (metals basis), Pt 37.5% min | ALF-042815-14 | Thermofisher

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Product Name – Dihydrogen hexachloroplatinate(IV) hexahydrate, low nitrate, Premion|r, 99.95% (metals basis), Pt 37.5% min Quantity/Pack Size – 25g, 5g, 1g Form – Solid (crystalline powder) Grade – Premion (ultra-high purity) Application – Catalysis, electroplating, analytical standards

Product Overview

This dihydrogen hexachloroplatinate(IV) hexahydrate is a high-purity platinum compound designed for demanding laboratory applications where trace impurities can compromise results. With a metals basis purity of 99.95% and a minimum platinum content of 37.5%, this Premion-grade salt ensures exceptional consistency and reliability in critical processes. The low nitrate specification minimizes interference in sensitive analytical techniques, making it particularly suitable for applications requiring ultra-clean platinum sources. The compound’s crystalline powder form allows for precise weighing and dissolution, while its stable hexahydrate structure maintains integrity during storage and handling. As a hexachloroplatinate salt, it offers excellent solubility in aqueous solutions while maintaining the platinum in its +4 oxidation state, which is crucial for many catalytic and electrochemical applications. The material is produced under strict quality controls to meet the exacting standards of Premion-grade chemicals, ensuring batch-to-batch reproducibility. Its high platinum content relative to total weight provides cost-effective platinum delivery while maintaining the purity required for advanced research applications.

FAQs

1. What is the actual platinum content percentage in this compound?

The product contains a minimum of 37.5% platinum by weight, with the total metals basis purity at 99.95%. The remaining weight comes from the chloroplatinate anion and water of crystallization.

2. How does the low nitrate specification affect performance?

The reduced nitrate content prevents potential interference in electrochemical measurements and catalytic reactions where nitrate ions could act as contaminants or competing reactants.

3. Can this be used as a platinum source for nanoparticle synthesis?

Yes, the high purity and consistent platinum content make it suitable as a precursor for platinum nanoparticle synthesis, though the specific reduction method would need to be optimized for your target particle size and morphology.

4. What’s the difference between this and regular chloroplatinic acid?

This is the hexahydrate form of dihydrogen hexachloroplatinate with certified Premion purity and low nitrate content, whereas standard chloroplatinic acid solutions typically have lower purity specifications and may contain variable water content.

5. How should this be stored to maintain its purity?

Store in a tightly sealed container under inert atmosphere when possible, protected from light and moisture. The original packaging is designed to maintain stability, but for long-term storage, consider desiccant packs in the storage container.