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Product Name – Iridium(IV) chloride, Premion|r, 99.95% (metals basis), Ir 56.5% min Quantity/Pack Size – 5g, 1g, 0.25g Form – Solid (crystalline powder) Grade – Premion (99.95% metals basis) Application – Catalysis, inorganic synthesis, electrochemical research
Product Overview
This Iridium(IV) chloride is a high-purity Premion-grade chemical compound with a minimum 99.95% metals basis purity and guaranteed 56.5% iridium content, ensuring exceptional reliability for demanding laboratory applications. The compound’s crystalline powder form provides consistent reactivity in synthesis protocols, particularly in catalytic reactions where iridium’s unique properties are required. Its high assay purity minimizes impurities that could interfere with sensitive experimental procedures, making it suitable for advanced electrochemical research and inorganic synthesis. The material’s stability under standard storage conditions preserves its integrity over extended periods, while the precise iridium content specification allows for accurate stoichiometric calculations in formulation work. This product is particularly valued in specialized research environments where trace metal purity is critical to experimental outcomes. The available pack sizes (5g, 1g, 0.25g) provide flexibility for both large-scale preparations and micro-scale experiments, accommodating diverse research needs without compromising on quality or consistency.
FAQs
1. What is the actual iridium content percentage in this Premion-grade chloride?
The product guarantees a minimum of 56.5% iridium content by weight, with the total metals basis purity at 99.95%. The remaining portion consists of chlorine and any residual trace elements that meet the Premion grade specifications.
2. Can this iridium chloride be used directly in electrochemical cell preparations?
Yes, the high purity and defined composition make it suitable for electrochemical applications, though you may need to dissolve it in appropriate solvents depending on your specific cell configuration and desired iridium concentration.
3. What solvents are typically used to dissolve this crystalline powder?
The compound is generally soluble in water and polar organic solvents like ethanol or acetone, though solubility may vary with concentration. For complete dissolution, gentle heating and stirring are often recommended, especially for higher concentrations.
4. How does the Premion grade differ from standard reagent grades?
Premion grade represents the highest purity tier, with stricter controls on trace metal impurities and assay consistency compared to standard reagent grades. This makes it particularly suitable for applications where even minor contaminants could affect results, such as in catalytic studies or trace analysis.
5. What storage conditions are recommended to maintain the product’s stability?
Store the unopened container in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Once opened, reseal the container tightly and consider using a desiccant to prevent hydration, as iridium chloride can be hygroscopic under certain conditions.
