ANTIMONY TRICHLORIDE 99% ARACS

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MOQ : 250 Grams

ANTIMONY TRICHLORIDE 99% ARACS Specification

Purity
99%

Poisonous
No

Solubility
Soluble in Hydrochloric Acid Ethanol and Ether; Decomposes in Water

Shape
Crystalline or Liquid (depending on temperature)

HS Code
28273990

Boiling point
223C

Other Names
Antimony(III) Chloride Butter of Antimony

Smell
Sharp Pungent Odor

Storage
Store in a cool dry place; Keep tightly closed and away from moisture

Molecular Formula
SbCl3

Molecular Weight
228.11 g/mol

Ph Level
2 (in aqueous solution)

Structural Formula
Cl-Sb-Cl (Trigonal Pyramidal Structure)

Melting Point
73.4C

Taste
(Highly Toxic)

Form
Crystals or Fuming Liquid

Refractive Rate
1.597 (for liquid form)

Density
3.14 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Classification
Inorganic Compound

Chemical Name
Antimony Trichloride

CAS No
10025-91-9

EINECS No
233-047-2

Grade
99% ARACS

Standard
Analytical Reagent (AR) Grade

Type
Chemical Compound

Usage
Catalyst Analytical Reagent and Organic Synthesis

Main Material
Antimony and Chlorine

Application
Catalyst in Polymer Production Glass Industry and Research Laboratories

About ANTIMONY TRICHLORIDE 99% ARACS

Antimony Trichloride 99% ARACS is available in the form of crystals or fuming liquid, with a sharp pungent odor. This highly toxic inorganic compound is primarily used as a catalyst in polymer production, the glass industry, and research laboratories. With a purity of 99%, it is classified as an Analytical Reagent (AR) Grade chemical compound, with a molecular weight of 228.11 g/mol and a molecular formula of SbCl3. Soluble in hydrochloric acid, ethanol, and ether, it decomposes in water and exhibits a trigonal pyramidal structure with a density of 3.14 g/cm3. Antimony Trichloride is stored in a cool, dry place away from moisture and is commonly used in catalysts, analytical reagents, and organic synthesis applications.