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Potassium chloroplatinate CAS 16921-30-5 Quick Details
Chemical Name: Potassium chloroplatinate
CAS No.: 16921-30-5
Molecular Fomula:Cl6KPt-
Chemical Structure:
Molecular weight: 446.88
Appearance: Orange yellow powder/solid
Assay??98%
Potassium chloroplatinate CAS 16921-30-5 Typical Properties
Melting point
250???C (dec.)(lit.)
density
3.499
vapor pressure
0Pa at 20??
refractive index
^=1.825
storage temp.
Inert atmosphere,Room Temperature
solubility
50g/l
form
Powder/Solid
Specific Gravity
3.5
color
Yellow-Orange
Water Solubility
50 g/L (95 oC)
Sensitive
Hygroscopic
Potassium chloroplatinate CAS 16921-30-5 application:
It was used primarily in the platinum printing process, but also for toning silver prints.
Potassium chloroplatinate CAS 16921-30-5 Packaging and Shipping?
25kg, customized according to customer needs.
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