Vanadium Propan-2-Olate CAS NO 36139-34-1

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CAS No.:36139-34-1

Grade:Pharmacy Grade

Content:99.9%

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Packaging:Customizable

Description

Vanadium Propan-2-Olate is a vanadium-based coordination compound with the CAS number 36139-34-1, widely utilized as a catalyst and precursor in advanced material synthesis. This compound is valued for its role in facilitating specific oxidation and polymerization reactions, offering a source of vanadium in a soluble and reactive form. It is a critical material for R&D and production in the chemical, petrochemical, and specialty polymer industries.

Application

As a catalyst precursor in oxidation reactions and selective organic transformations.
In the manufacture of specialty polymers and advanced polymeric materials.
As a key reagent in material science research for developing novel inorganic-organic hybrid compounds.
In the petrochemical industry for catalytic cracking and refining processes.
For the synthesis of other vanadium-containing compounds and coordination complexes.
In electrochemical applications and battery material research.

Basic Information


Product Name	Vanadium Propan-2-Olate
CAS No.	36139-34-1
Molecular Formula	C9H21O3V
Molecular Weight	244.20 g/mol
Synonyms	Vanadium(III) Isopropoxide; Vanadium Triisopropoxide; Tris(isopropoxy)vanadium; Vanadium Isopropoxide; Vanadium(3+) Triisopropoxide; Vanadium Triisopropylate; Tris(propan-2-olato)vanadium; TVIP
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Quality Control

Our Vanadium Propan-2-Olate is produced under stringent quality management protocols. Each batch undergoes comprehensive analytical testing to ensure high purity and consistency. A Certificate of Analysis (COA) detailing assay, impurity profile, and physical properties is provided with every shipment to guarantee compliance with your specifications and industry standards.

Storage

Preserve in a tightly closed container, protected from light. Store in a cool, dry, and well-ventilated area at room temperature (15-25°C). This material is hygroscopic (moisture-sensitive) and light-sensitive; containers must be kept tightly sealed under an inert atmosphere (e.g., nitrogen or argon) to prevent degradation.