Description
Specifications Table
| Product Name | Lanthanum(III) chloride, UltraDry™, 99.99% (REO) |
|---|---|
| Pack Size | 100g, 25g, 5g |
| Form | Anhydrous powder |
| Grade | UltraDry™, 99.99% (REO) |
| Application | Research, catalysis, material science, and high-purity chemical synthesis |
Product Description
When your lab demands the highest purity lanthanum chloride, this UltraDry™ grade delivers unmatched performance. With a rare earth oxide (REO) purity of 99.99%, it’s engineered for applications where even trace impurities can compromise results. The anhydrous form eliminates moisture-related inconsistencies, making it ideal for sensitive experiments in catalysis, optics, and advanced materials research.
Researchers and educators trust this product for its reliability in synthesizing lanthanum-based compounds, doping materials, and as a precursor in ceramic and glass manufacturing. The UltraDry™ processing ensures minimal hydration, so you get consistent reactivity batch after batch. Whether you’re working on superconductors, phosphors, or catalytic converters, this lanthanum chloride provides the foundation for reproducible outcomes.
At eqipped, we understand the importance of sourcing chemicals that meet stringent lab standards. That’s why we offer this Thermofisher product in convenient pack sizes—5g for small-scale trials, 25g for ongoing projects, and 100g for bulk requirements. Each batch is rigorously tested to confirm its ultra-high purity, so you can focus on your work without worrying about contamination.
Need ultrapure lanthanum chloride for your next experiment? Order now and experience the difference UltraDry™ makes in your results.
This compound is also widely used in academic settings, where students and professors rely on its consistency for teaching demonstrations and thesis projects. Its stability under controlled conditions makes it a staple in inorganic chemistry labs across India. For those exploring lanthanide chemistry, this product serves as a benchmark for quality, ensuring your research stands on solid ground.
Storage is straightforward—keep it in a cool, dry place, tightly sealed to maintain its anhydrous state. Always handle with appropriate lab safety measures, as lanthanum chloride can be irritating to skin and eyes. For long-term storage, consider using a desiccator to preserve its UltraDry™ properties.
FAQs
What is the difference between anhydrous and hydrated lanthanum chloride?
Anhydrous lanthanum chloride, like this UltraDry™ product, contains no water molecules in its crystal structure. Hydrated forms have water bound to the lanthanum ions, which can affect reactivity and stability in certain applications. For moisture-sensitive reactions, anhydrous is always preferred.
Can I use this product for making lanthanum oxide?
Yes, this high-purity lanthanum chloride is an excellent precursor for synthesizing lanthanum oxide. The UltraDry™ grade ensures minimal contaminants in the final oxide product, which is crucial for applications in electronics and ceramics.
What pack size should I choose for small-scale research?
For most lab experiments, the 25g pack offers the best balance between quantity and shelf life. If you’re testing a new protocol, the 5g size lets you evaluate performance without committing to a larger amount. For frequent use, the 100g pack is more cost-effective.
How should I store this product to maintain its purity?
Store the unopened container in a cool, dry place. Once opened, keep it tightly sealed in a desiccator or with silica gel packets to prevent moisture absorption. Always use a clean, dry spatula to avoid contamination.
Is this product suitable for undergraduate lab experiments?
Absolutely. Its high purity and consistent behavior make it ideal for teaching labs. The anhydrous form also helps students observe clear, unobstructed reactions without interference from water content. Just ensure proper safety measures are followed.
