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Lead Bromide

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Lead Bromide Specification

Molecular Weight
367.01 g/mol

Ph Level
Neutral (in water)

Poisonous
Yes

Structural Formula
BrPbBr

Purity
>99%

HS Code
28273990

Smell
Odorless

Melting Point
373 C

Other Names
Plumbous Bromide

Boiling point
916 C (decomposes)

Form
Solid

Refractive Rate
Not determined

Solubility
Slightly soluble in water, soluble in hot water, and soluble in dilute acids

Density
6.66 Gram per cubic centimeter(g/cm3)

Storage
Store in a tightly closed container, in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area

Taste
Not Applicable (toxic)

Molecular Formula
PbBr2

Shape
Crystalline

Classification
Inorganic Compound

Chemical Name
Lead(II) Bromide

CAS No
10031-22-8

EINECS No
236-489-3

Grade
Analytical Reagent (AR), Laboratory Grade

Standard
Complies with AR grade/specifications

Type
Inorganic Salt

Usage
Laboratory reagent and industrial applications

Main Material
Lead(II) Bromide

Application
Used in photographic processes, as a chemical reagent, and in lead halide perovskite solar cells research

Stability
Stable under recommended storage conditions

Molar Solubility in Water (25°C)
0.455 g/100 mL

Precautionary Statements
P261, P280, P301+P312, P304+P340, P405, P501

Conductivity
Non-conductive in solid form

Packaging
Sealed HDPE bottles or glass containers

Decomposition
Emits toxic bromine fumes on decomposition

Environmental Hazard
Very toxic to aquatic life

Color
White to pale yellow

Hazard Statements
H302, H332, H373, H360

Crystal Structure
Orthorhombic

Lead Bromide Trade Information

Main Export Market(s)
South America, Middle East, Africa

About Lead Bromide

Reserve your supply of premier Lead(II) Bromidean illustrious inorganic compound recognized by its white to pale yellow crystalline form and outstanding AR-grade purity exceeding 99%. With unbeatable chemical stability when stored appropriately, Lead Bromide features orthorhombic crystals, is odorless, and non-conductive in solid state. Order confidently: each batch is sealed in robust HDPE bottles or glass to ensure uncompromised integrity. Used expansively as a laboratory reagent, in photographic processes, and leading-edge solar cell research, our product offers both dependable quality and reliable sourcing from reputable dealers, exporters, and manufacturers across India. Get your quotation today!

Lead Bromide: Applications and Uses

Lead(II) Bromide is widely used as both a premier laboratory reagent and in industrial applications. This analytical reagent is essential in photographic processes and chemical research, especially in the development of lead halide perovskite solar cells. Apply it by carefully measuring the needed quantity according to your standard laboratory methodologies. Whether for specialized research or general reagent use, its stability and analytical grade specification ensure reliable results for scientific and industrial professionals alike.

Lead Bromide: Supply, Packaging, and Logistics

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FAQs of Lead Bromide:

Q: How should Lead(II) Bromide be safely stored and handled?

A: Lead(II) Bromide should be stored in tightly closed containers, placed in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area. Always use appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE) and follow the precautionary statements P261, P280, P301+P312, P304+P340, P405, and P501 to minimize hazards during handling.

Q: What are the main applications of Lead Bromide?

A: Lead Bromide is primarily used as a laboratory reagent, in photographic processes, and in research focusing on lead halide perovskite solar cells. Its stable and high-purity properties make it suitable for analytical and scientific purposes.

Q: When is Lead Bromide considered hazardous and what precautions are necessary?

A: Lead Bromide is hazardous if ingested or inhaled and decomposes to release toxic bromine fumes. It carries significant health and environmental risks, so it is essential to follow proper hazard protocols, utilize correct storage, and ensure waste is disposed of responsibly.

Q: Where can I obtain a quotation for Lead Bromide and what packaging options are available?

A: Quotations can be obtained directly from certified dealers, exporters, manufacturers, and suppliers in India. Packaging is typically offered in sealed HDPE bottles or glass containers to preserve the products integrity during shipping.

Q: What are the environmental considerations when using Lead(II) Bromide?

A: Lead Bromide is very toxic to aquatic life; thus, it must be managed carefully to prevent environmental contamination. Proper disposal procedures and environmental precautions should always be observed to limit ecological impact.

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