Palladium Nitrate

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MOQ : 10 Kilograms

Palladium Nitrate Specification

Structural Formula
Pd(NO3)2

Melting Point
Decomposes before melting (Approx. 55 C for decomposition)

Molecular Weight
230.43 g/mol

Place of Origin
India

Boiling point
Not applicable (decomposes before boiling)

Smell
Pungent, nitric acid-like odor

Poisonous
Yes (toxic if ingested or inhaled)

Storage
Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area away from incompatible substances

Water Insoluble
No

Flash Point
Not applicable (non-combustible)

HS Code
28439000

Solubility
Soluble in water

Application
Catalysis, chemical synthesis, research, electronics

Color
Brownish-yellow

Palladium Nitrate Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
10 Kilograms

Supply Ability
100 Kilograms Per Day

Delivery Time
1 Week

About Palladium Nitrate

Owing to our wide experience, we are engaged in manufacturing, exporting and supplying Palladium Nitrate. Provided nitrate is commonly used in making various compounds by mixing it with other chemicals. To process this nitrate with high precision our proficient use superior quality basic chemicals at our hygienically advanced processing unit. Moreover, our valued clients can avail this Palladium Nitrate from us at economical prices in stipulated time frame.

Features:

Cause skin irritation
Fine composition
No adulteration
Highly flammable

CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS

Name	Palladium Nitrate Hydrate
Mf	Pd(No3)2 ·xH2O
Cas No.	207596-32-5
Assay	99 % Min.
Pd	39.5 To 40.5%

ANALYSIS RESULT

Status	Crystal
Color	Dark Brown

Applications :

Catalyst for alkene nitration to glycol dinitrates
Precursor to supported Pd catalysts

Superior Quality for Advanced Applications

Palladium Nitrate offered at 99% purity is ideal for use as a catalyst in chemical synthesis, electronics, and laboratory research. Its high solubility in water and stable crystalline form enhance its reliability in demanding environments. Manufactured in India by trusted exporters, every batch is tested for consistency, ensuring dependable results for industrial and scientific users.

Safe Storage and Handling Guidelines

Due to its oxidizing and corrosive nature, Palladium Nitrate must be stored in sealed containers within a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area. It should be kept away from organic substances and strong reducing agents. Proper handling procedures and the use of protective equipment are crucial to prevent adverse health and environmental impacts.

FAQs of Palladium Nitrate:

Q: How should Palladium Nitrate be safely stored and handled?

A: Palladium Nitrate should be stored in sealed containers, bottles, or drums in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area. To ensure safety, keep it away from incompatible substances such as organic materials and strong reducing agents. Always use appropriate personal protective equipment and adhere to local regulations for hazardous materials.

Q: What are the primary uses of Palladium Nitrate in various industries?

A: Palladium Nitrate is widely utilized as a catalyst in chemical synthesis and research, as well as in the electronics sector. It is also valuable in scientific studies for its reactivity and ability to facilitate complex chemical transformations, contributing to the development of advanced materials and solutions.

Q: When can I expect the shelf life of Palladium Nitrate to be compromised?

A: The recommended shelf life of Palladium Nitrate is 24 months if stored under specified conditionscool, dry, and away from incompatible substances. Exposure to moisture, heat, or reactive chemicals can accelerate decomposition, reducing its effectiveness and stability.

Q: Where is this Palladium Nitrate manufactured and shipped from?

A: This product is manufactured and exported from India. It is supplied by reliable exporters and manufacturers who adhere to strict quality and packaging standards to ensure customer satisfaction and product integrity during transportation.

Q: What protective measures should be taken when using Palladium Nitrate?

A: Because Palladium Nitrate is an oxidizer, corrosive, and toxic if ingested or inhaled, protective gloves, goggles, and clothing should be worn. Work in a well-ventilated area or fume hood, and handle only with appropriate chemical safety practices in place.

Q: How does Palladium Nitrate benefit chemical synthesis processes?

A: Palladium Nitrate acts as a highly effective catalyst, enabling efficient chemical reactions with improved yields and selectivity. Its solubility in water and reactive nature make it particularly useful for innovative research and the development of advanced electronic materials.

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