What is Palladium(II) oxide CAS 1314-08-5?
Palladium(II) oxide CAS 1314-08-5 is the stable oxide form of palladium prepared by oxidation of palladium metal and is mainly developed for catalytic and materials science applications, where its reducibility and palladium metal content make it valuable for chemical production and industrial processes.
Specification
| Item |
Value |
| Appearance |
Gray to black Viscous Liquid |
| Melting Point |
870 °C(lit.) |
| Density |
8.7 g/mL at 25 °C(lit.) |
| Storage Condition |
Store below +30°C. |
Feature
- Catalyst precursor: Serves as a starting oxide that is reduced to active palladium catalysts in situ.
- High palladium content: Provides a concentrated source of palladium for catalytic systems.
- Oxide form: Stable oxide phase that can be handled and stored prior to reduction.
- Thermal conversion: Converts to palladium metal under reducing conditions, enabling active sites.
- Industrial scale: Produced and supplied at commercial quantities for manufacturing needs.
Application
- Hydrogenation catalyst: Used as a catalyst or catalyst precursor in hydrogenation reactions during organic synthesis.
- Catalyst preparation: Employed in the preparation of supported palladium catalysts for chemical industry.
- Organic synthesis: Applied in reduction and coupling reactions in fine chemical production.
- Gas sensing: Utilized in materials research for carbon monoxide and gas sensor applications.
- Optical films: Involved in the preparation of high‑quality optical films and coatings.
- Material science: Used in the synthesis of advanced materials such as superconducting oxides.
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