MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure

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MOQ : 1 Gram

MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure Specification

Other Names
Mercury(II) iodide Red Mercuric Iodide

Shape
Crystalline

Boiling point
Decomposes before boiling

Form
Powder

Melting Point
259C

Molecular Formula
HgI2

Molecular Weight
454.399 g/mol

Density
6.36 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Solubility
Insoluble in water; soluble in alcohol and ether

Smell
Odorless

Purity
98.5%

Refractive Rate
Does not apply

Storage
Store in a cool dry place away from light and incompatible materials (e.g. acids and cyanides).

Taste
(toxic)

HS Code
28520020

Structural Formula
HgI2

Poisonous
No

Classification
Inorganic Compound

Chemical Name
Mercuric Iodide

CAS No
7774-29-0

EINECS No
231-873-8

Grade
Extra Pure

Standard
98.5% Purity Standard

Type
Solid Compound

Usage
Primarily used in X-ray and gamma-ray detection materials chemical analysis and research applications.

Main Material
Mercuric Iodide

Application
Scientific research detectors and some optical devices.

About MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure

MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure is a high-quality inorganic compound primarily used in scientific research detectors and optical devices. This extra pure grade powder is crystalline in shape, odorless, and insoluble in water while soluble in alcohol and ether. Stored in a cool, dry place away from light and incompatible materials, it boasts a purity standard of 98.5%. With a molecular weight of 454.399 g/mol, it is poisonous and commonly employed in X-ray and gamma-ray detection materials, chemical analysis, and research applications.

FAQs of MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure:

Q: What is the main application of MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure?

A: The main application of MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure is in scientific research detectors and some optical devices.

Q: What is the storage recommendation for this product?

A: It is advised to store MERCURIC IODIDE RED 98.5% Extra Pure in a cool, dry place away from light and incompatible materials such as acids and cyanides.