Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Gallium(III) bromide, UltraDry™, 99.998% (metals basis)
Quantity/Pack Size – 25g, 5g, 1g
Form – Solid (anhydrous)
Grade – UltraDry™ (99.998% metals basis)
Application – High-purity synthesis, catalysis, semiconductor research
Product Overview
Gallium(III) bromide, UltraDry™ grade, delivers exceptional purity at 99.998% (metals basis), making it a critical reagent for demanding laboratory applications. This anhydrous compound is meticulously processed to eliminate moisture, ensuring stability and reliability in sensitive reactions. Its high metal purity minimizes impurities, reducing the risk of side reactions or contamination in synthesis workflows. The solid form allows for precise handling and accurate dosing, while its compatibility with inert atmospheres further enhances its utility in air-sensitive procedures. Ideal for advanced research, this grade is particularly valued in semiconductor fabrication, catalytic processes, and specialized inorganic synthesis. The UltraDry™ designation guarantees stringent moisture control, preserving the compound’s reactivity and extending shelf life under proper storage conditions. Whether used as a Lewis acid catalyst or a precursor in material science, this product meets the exacting standards of modern laboratories.
FAQs
1. What is the difference between Gallium(III) bromide and other gallium halides?
Gallium(III) bromide offers higher thermal stability and a stronger Lewis acid character compared to gallium chlorides or iodides, making it more suitable for specific catalytic applications.
2. Can this product be used in glove boxes or requires additional drying?
The UltraDry™ grade is pre-dried and packaged under inert conditions, so it can be directly used in glove boxes without further drying steps.
3. What are the storage recommendations to maintain its UltraDry™ properties?
Store in a tightly sealed container under argon or nitrogen, away from moisture and light, to preserve its anhydrous state and purity.
4. Is this compound compatible with standard glassware, or are special materials required?
While compatible with borosilicate glass, prolonged exposure to moisture can cause corrosion; PTFE or polyethylene containers are recommended for long-term storage.
5. Are there any known impurities in this 99.998% grade, and how are they quantified?
The metals basis purity excludes oxygen and halides; residual impurities (e.g., trace metals) are quantified via ICP-MS and listed in the certificate of analysis.
