Molecular structure of Platinum(IV) oxide, CAS Number: 1314-15-4
Platinum(IV) oxide (CAS 1314-15-4)
Alternate Names:
Adam′s catalyst
CAS Number:
1314-15-4
Purity:
≥99% (metals basis), >80% (Pt)
Molecular Weight:
227.08
Molecular Formula:
PtO2
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Platinum(IV) oxide possesses remarkable qualities, including low toxicity, excellent thermal stability, and high electrical conductivity. In the field of catalysis, it serves as a catalyst, effectively promoting the oxidation of hydrocarbons. Within fuel cells, Platinum(IV) oxide functions as an electrocatalyst, facilitating the oxidation of fuel and consequent electricity generation. In electrochemical sensors, it acts as a sensing material, enabling the detection of concentration or pH variations. Lastly, in the realm of photocatalysis, Platinum(IV) oxide acts as a photocatalyst, facilitating the conversion of light energy into chemical energy.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Platinum(IV) oxide, 250 mg | sc-250739 | 250 mg | $143.00 | |||
Platinum(IV) oxide, 1 g | sc-250739A | 1 g | $301.00 |