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SUITABILITY
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- For research and development, not for animal, human,
diagnostic, or therapeutic use.
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APPLICATIONS
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- Widely used as a reducing agent in organic synthesis,
for example conversion of quinones into hydroquinones, nitroaromatics into
aromatic amines, and in Stephen reduction. It can be used to reduce certain metal
salts into metals, tin plating, analytical testing of mercury ions, formation
of silver mirrors and metal-metal bonds. It is also used for tinplating, as a
mordant in textile dyeing and as a catalyst in the production of polylactic
acid. Further it is used as a food additive, wherein it serves as an antioxidant
and a color retention agent. It can be used in the condensation of aryl
aldehydes with cyclohexan-1,3-diones to synthesize xanthene’s. It catalyzes
direct conversion of aldehydes into beta-keto esters.
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COA/SDS
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- An electronic copy of the Certificate of Analysis and
Safety Data Sheets, available upon request.
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ACTUAL CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS
- Cat 2315889-C
Lot 08282022-1450-CL CAS 7772-99-8
- Tin(II) chloride anhydrous (Stannous chloride
anhydrous)
- 99.58%, Certified®
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- Appearance pale yellow crystalline flakes and powder
- Assay (EDTA titration) 99.58% or (as stannous tin)
62.34%
- Boiling point 652°C
- Density 3.95
- Flash point °C
- Heavy metals (as Pb) 0.0035%
- Identification (FTIR) conforms
- Iron (Fe) 0.0004%
- Loss on drying NMT 1%
- Melting point 246°C
- Molecular formula Cl2Sn
- Molecular weight 189.62
- Refractive index
- Solubility in ethanol,
acetone, ether and tetrahydrofuran
- Retest 08/2027
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