Description

Plutoniumhexafluoride CAS NO 13693-06-6 is a highly reactive and volatile inorganic compound primarily used in specialized nuclear fuel processing and research applications. Its critical role lies in the isotopic separation and purification of plutonium, a process fundamental to both nuclear energy and advanced scientific studies. This material is essential for organizations operating in the nuclear fuel cycle, advanced material science, and government-sponsored research and development programs.

Application

• Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing: Key intermediate in the PUREX (Plutonium Uranium Reduction Extraction) and related processes for separating plutonium from spent nuclear fuel.
• Isotope Separation: Utilized in gaseous diffusion or centrifuge processes for the enrichment and purification of specific plutonium isotopes.
• Advanced Material Synthesis: Acts as a fluorinating agent in the production of specialized plutonium compounds and advanced ceramic nuclear fuels.
• Research & Development: Employed in government and academic laboratories for fundamental studies in actinide chemistry, nuclear physics, and reactor design.
• Analytical Chemistry: Used as a standard or reagent in trace analysis and spectroscopic studies of plutonium-containing samples.

Basic Information

Product Name	Plutoniumhexafluoride
CAS No.	13693-06-6
Molecular Formula	PuF6
Molecular Weight	358.06 g/mol (for Pu-239)
Synonyms	Plutonium(VI) fluoride; Plutonium hexafluoride; Plutonium fluoride (PuF6); Hexafluoroplutonium; PuF6; EINECS 237-225-0
EINECS	237-225-0

Quality Control

Our Plutoniumhexafluoride is produced and handled under the strictest quality and security protocols, adhering to all relevant national and international nuclear material safeguards (e.g., IAEA guidelines). Each batch is characterized for isotopic composition, chemical purity, and radiological safety. A comprehensive Certificate of Analysis (COA) detailing assay, isotopic distribution, and impurity profiles is provided to meet the stringent requirements of the nuclear industry and regulatory bodies.

Storage

Preserve in a specially designed, tightly closed container, protected from light. Due to its nature as a fluoride/strong alkali reactive and highly volatile compound, it must be stored in a dedicated, secure, and ventilated facility designed for radioactive materials, under an inert atmosphere if necessary. Strict temperature control and monitoring are required as per specific safety data sheets and regulatory permits.

Specification

Item	Specification
Appearance	Contact for details
Isotopic Composition (Pu-239)	Contact for details
Assay (PuF6)	Contact for details
Identification (IR / Raman)	Conforms
Non-Volatile Residue	Contact for details
Uranium Hexafluoride (UF6)	Contact for details
Other Actinide Fluorides	Contact for details

Note: Specifications can be tailored. Please contact us for the detailed technical data sheet of a specific grade.