Chloroplantinic acid

Catalog Number	ACM18497137-2
CAS	18497-13-7
Structure
Synonyms	Hydrogenhexachloroplatinum(IV) hexahydrate
Molecular Weight	517.9
Molecular Formula	Cl6H14PtO6
Melting Point	60 °C
Purity	98%
Appearance	Orange yellow powder or reddish brown crystal

Q&A

What is the molecular weight of Chloroplantinic acid?

The molecular weight of Chloroplantinic acid is 409.81.

What are some of the synonyms for Chloroplantinic acid?

Some synonyms for Chloroplantinic acid include Dihyrogen hexachloro-platinate hexahydrate, Chloroplatinic acid, and Platinate(2-), hexachloro-, hydrogen (1:2).

What is the melting point of Chloroplantinic acid?

The melting point of Chloroplantinic acid is 60°C.

What is the color of Chloroplantinic acid?

Chloroplantinic acid is orange in color.

What are some of the hazard codes associated with Chloroplantinic acid?

The hazard codes associated with Chloroplantinic acid are T, C, and Xi.

What are some of the uses of Chloroplantinic acid?

Chloroplantinic acid is used in platinum plating, photography, platinum mirrors, platinum luster on glass and porcelain, platinized carbon for acetic acid manufacture, among other uses.

How is Chloroplantinic acid stored?

Chloroplantinic acid should be stored in a cool, well-ventilated area at a temperature of 2-8°C.

What are some of the safety precautions to take when handling Chloroplantinic acid?

Some safety precautions include avoiding skin contact, as it can cause severe injury or death, and avoiding inhalation, ingestion, and exposure to molten substance.

What are some of the shipping regulations for Chloroplantinic acid?

Chloroplantinic acid is classified as UN2507 Chloroplatinic acid, solid, with a hazard class of 8, and labels: 8-Corrosive material.

What type of reactions can Chloroplantinic acid undergo?

Chloroplantinic acid can undergo reactions with chemical bases to form salts and can act as an oxidizing agent, among other reactions.