Anhydrous arsenic chloride & iodide (AsCl3 / AsI3)
Formula: AsCl3 / AsI3 · SKU: CRM-AS-1614 · CAS: Not listed
CRM supplies ultra-dry, anhydrous Anhydrous Arsenic Chloride & Iodide (AsCl3 / AsI3) purified via vacuum sublimation and hydrogen fluoride / reactive halide atmosphere processing to eliminate trace moisture, oxyhalides, and transition metal impurities. Certified at 4N (99.99%), 5N (99.999%) purity and packaged in Vacuum-Sublimed Anhydrous Beads / Crystalline Powder; Argon-Filled Quartz Ampoule Packaging under dry argon to prevent deliquescence.
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| Chemical formula | AsCl3 / AsI3 |
|---|---|
| Product code | CRM-AS-1614 · CAS Not listed |
| Product type | Powders |
| Material family | Fluorides & halide salts |
| Elements | As ↗ |
| Purity grades | 4N (99.99%), 5N (99.999%) |
|---|---|
| Listed forms | Vacuum-sublimed anhydrous beads / crystalline powder · Argon-filled quartz ampoule packaging |
| Reference starter spec | Quote on Request (RFQ) · Standard 100 g optical-grade halide crystal/powder pack |
| Application guidance | Perovskite solar cell precursors, OLED charge-injection layers & halide electrolytes; DUV / VUV to mid-IR low-refractive-index fluoride optical coatings; Halide solid-state battery electrolytes, molten-salt chemistry & halide lamps; Scintillation crystal growth & fluoride glass fiber preforms |
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