Sodium stannate trihydrate (CAS 12209-98-2)
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Sodium stannate trihydrate is a compound that functions as a catalyst in certain chemical reactions. Its mechanism of action involves facilitating the conversion of organic compounds into their corresponding tin derivatives. Sodium Stannate Trihydrate is involved in the activation of specific substrates, leading to the formation of tin-containing products. Sodium stannate trihydrate interacts with the molecular structure of the reactants, promoting the desired chemical transformations without being consumed in the process. Its role is to enable the synthesis of tin-based compounds through its catalytic activity. Sodium Stannate Trihydrate′s mechanism of action involves participating in the reaction mechanism by lowering the activation energy, thereby accelerating the conversion of organic substrates into tin derivatives.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Sodium stannate trihydrate, 100 g | sc-229319 | 100 g | $32.00 |