Inorganic Chemistry

Starting material for the electrochemical synthesis of a LaMnO3 thin film coating on stainless steel substrates.1 A novel solvothermal process for formation of doped lanthanide oxysulfide, La2O2S, was developed in order to advance possible applications of this material in phosphors, fluorescent display tubes or heat transfer measurement.2More

Scandium Iodide (ScI₃) is an inorganic compound composed of the two elements scandium (Sc) and iodine (I) in a specific ratio, and its chemical formula is ScI₃. This compound usually exists in a colorless or yellowish solid form and has a high melting point and good thermal stability. Scandium Iodide has very important research value in the field of inorganic chemistry and materials science, especially in the research and application of optical and electronic materials. Scandium Iodide is an ionic compound that is usually found in a crystal structure that gives it good thermal and electrical conductivity. As a rare earth metal halide, Scandium Iodide exhibits excellent stability at high temperatures and is able to carry out various chemical reactions in a molten state. Its unique physical and chemical properties have made Scandium Iodide a focus of attention in scientific research and industrial applications, becoming the focus of research by many researchers and engineers.More

Used as analytical reagent, also used in pharmaceutical industryMore

Nickel phosphate (chemical formula Ni3(PO4)2) is a special compound that is liquid at room temperature and has unique chemical properties. In order to precisely describe its properties for search and use in the field of chemistry, it was assigned a specific CAS number: 10381-36-9. This number is like a chemical substance's ID number, which precisely defines its chemical properties. From the chemical formula, nickel phosphate can also be expressed as H3O4P·3/2Ni, which shows the exact proportion and bonding of nickel, phosphorus, oxygen, and hydrogen elements in the molecular structure. In different disciplines and application fields, nickel phosphate has many different names and nicknames. For example, it is called phosphate, nickel salt (ratio of 2:3), nickel phosphate (Ni3(PO4)2), nickel phosphate oxide, nickel phosphate (Ni3P2O8), tri-nickel diphosphate, nickel salt (II) phosphate, etc. Although there are many names, they actually refer to the same chemical substance. Nickel phosphate belongs to the category of inorganic salts in inorganic chemistry, which is its most basic chemical property. In practical applications, nickel phosphate has a very special use, namely, it can generate "nickel yellow" pigment during the ignition process. This pigment is widely used in the production of paint, watercolor and other art materials due to its unique color and properties. Nickel phosphate, in addition to being used as a raw material for pigments, is also commonly used as an electroplating agent and surface treatment agent. During electroplating, it helps form a uniform protective layer on the metal surface, improving the metal's corrosion resistance and appearance. In surface treatment, nickel phosphate also plays an important role, it can be used to improve the physical and chemical properties of materials, enhance their service life and performance. As a chemical substance, the important role of nickel phosphate in the chemical field is self-evident, and it also plays a wide range of roles in industrial production and artistic creation.More

Used for making lithium salt and lithium base grease, electrolyte of alkaline storage battery, absorption liquid of lithium bromide refrigerator, etc.More