Description

Trihydrideplutonium(Iii) CAS NO 15457-77-9 is a specialized inorganic compound of plutonium, primarily utilized in advanced research and development sectors. Its significance lies in its role as a precursor or intermediate in the synthesis of other plutonium compounds and in fundamental studies of actinide chemistry. This material is essential for specialized laboratories and industrial R&D facilities focused on nuclear chemistry, materials science, and advanced metallurgical research.

Application

• Nuclear Chemistry Research: Fundamental studies on the behavior and properties of actinide hydrides.
• Advanced Materials Synthesis: Acts as a precursor for developing novel plutonium-based alloys or ceramic materials.
• Catalysis Development: Investigational use in specialized catalytic processes for hydrogenation or other reactions under controlled environments.
• Spectroscopic Standards: Serves as a reference material for analytical techniques like X-ray diffraction or spectroscopy in actinide science.
• Fuel Cycle Research: Used in experimental studies related to nuclear fuel reprocessing and waste management technologies.
• Metallurgical Studies: Research into the hydrogen storage properties or interstitial hydride formation in actinide metals.

Basic Information

Product Name	Trihydrideplutonium(Iii)
CAS No.	15457-77-9
Molecular Formula	PuH3
Molecular Weight	Contact for details
Synonyms	Plutonium trihydride; Plutonium(III) hydride; Plutonium hydride (PuH3); Trihydridoplutonium; Plutonium(3+) trihydride; PuH3; Hydridoplutonium
EINECS	Contact for details

Quality Control

Our Trihydrideplutonium(Iii) is produced and handled under stringent, controlled conditions to ensure material integrity and traceability. Each batch is subject to rigorous analytical testing to confirm identity and purity, with all handling performed in compliance with relevant nuclear material safety and security protocols. Certificates of Analysis (COA) detailing specific batch characteristics are provided and can be tailored to meet the documentation requirements of your research program.

Storage

Preserve in a tightly closed container, protected from light. Due to its nature of being easily oxidized, this material must be stored under an inert atmosphere (e.g., argon or nitrogen) in a dedicated, secure facility designed for radioactive materials. Storage temperature should be maintained at a stable ambient range (15-25°C) in a dry, well-ventilated area with appropriate radiation shielding and containment.

Specification

Item	Specification
Appearance	Contact for details
Identification (XRD)	Conforms
Plutonium Content	Contact for details
Hydrogen Content	Contact for details
Metallic Impurities	Contact for details
Oxide Content	Contact for details

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