PD1016 Cerium (III) Oxalate Powder Hydrate (CAS No. 15750-47-7)

Cerium (III) Oxalate Description

Cerium (III) Oxalate Powder is a chemical compound composed of cerium in the +3 oxidation state and oxalate ions. Cerium(III) oxalate can be used as a reactant or precursor in chemical synthesis, particularly in the preparation of other cerium compounds or materials. Cerium compounds, including cerium(III) oxalate, are known for their catalytic properties, and they may be employed in catalytic processes.

Cerium (III) Oxalate Specification

Cerium (III) Oxalate Applications

• Chemical Synthesis: Cerium(III) oxalate can produce other cerium compounds or materials as a precursor or reactant in chemical synthesis processes.
• Catalysis: Cerium compounds, including cerium(III) oxalate, are known for their catalytic properties. They may be employed as catalysts in certain chemical reactions, contributing to the acceleration or facilitation of those reactions.
• Materials Science: Cerium compounds are sometimes incorporated into materials for specific properties. Cerium(III) oxalate may be used in materials science applications where the properties of cerium are beneficial, such as in the development of ceramics or composite materials.

Cerium (III) Oxalate Safety Information

Cerium (III) Oxalate Packaging

Our Cerium (III) Oxalate is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.

Cerium (III) Oxalate FAQs

Q1: What are the primary applications of Cerium (III) Oxalate Powder?

Cerium (III) Oxalate Powder is used in various applications, including:

Catalysis: Acts as a catalyst or catalyst precursor in chemical reactions.

Glass and Ceramics: Used as an additive to improve UV resistance and durability.

Chemical Synthesis: Serves as a starting material to produce other cerium compounds.

Biomedical Research: Studied for its potential biological properties in research applications.

Q2: How is Cerium (III) Oxalate Powder produced?

Cerium (III) Oxalate is typically produced by reacting cerium nitrate or chloride with oxalic acid, resulting in a precipitate that is filtered, washed, and dried.

Q3: How should Cerium (III) Oxalate Powder be stored?

Store in a cool, dry place in a tightly sealed container to prevent contamination and moisture absorption. Keep it away from acids, which could cause it to react and release oxalic acid.