Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Iron(II) bromide, UltraDry™, 99.995% (metals basis)
Quantity/Pack Size – 25g, 1g
Form – Crystalline powder
Grade – UltraDry™ (anhydrous, 99.995% metals basis)
Application – Synthesis, catalysis, electrochemical studies
Product Overview
Iron(II) bromide, UltraDry™ grade, delivers exceptional purity at 99.995% (metals basis), making it ideal for applications demanding minimal moisture interference. This anhydrous crystalline powder is meticulously processed to eliminate residual water, ensuring reliability in moisture-sensitive reactions. Its high metal content guarantees consistent performance in synthesis, catalysis, and electrochemical experiments. The UltraDry™ designation signifies rigorous drying protocols, reducing hygroscopic tendencies common in lower-grade alternatives. Packaged under inert conditions, this product maintains its integrity during storage and handling. Researchers benefit from its precise stoichiometry and reduced risk of side reactions caused by impurities. Whether used as a reagent or precursor, its stability and purity streamline experimental workflows, minimizing variability in results. The fine crystalline structure facilitates easy dissolution in compatible solvents, enhancing usability in diverse protocols. For labs prioritizing reproducibility and contamination control, this grade sets the benchmark for iron-based halides.
FAQs
1. What is the difference between UltraDry™ and standard-grade iron(II) bromide?
The UltraDry™ grade undergoes advanced drying processes to achieve <0.005% moisture content, unlike standard grades which may contain up to 1-2% residual water. This makes it superior for air-sensitive applications.
2. Can this product be used directly in glove boxes without further drying?
Yes, the UltraDry™ packaging is designed for immediate use in inert atmospheres. However, for ultra-sensitive applications, brief vacuum drying at 80°C may further enhance performance.
3. What are the recommended storage conditions to maintain its anhydrous state?
Store unopened containers in a desiccator under nitrogen or argon at room temperature. Once opened, reseal tightly and use within 6 months for optimal purity.
4. Is this compatible with common organic solvents like THF or ether?
It dissolves readily in polar solvents like THF, ethanol, and acetone, but may form complexes in ethers. Always verify compatibility with your specific solvent system.
5. Are there lower-purity alternatives available for less critical applications?
For general lab use, 98% or 99% purity grades are available, though they may contain trace moisture and require additional purification steps.
