Zinc Oxalate Dihydrate (CAS 55906-21-3)
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Zinc oxalate dihydrate functions as a chemical reagent in laboratory experiments. It acts as a source of zinc ions, which can participate in various chemical reactions and coordination complexes. In experimental applications, Zinc Oxalate Dihydrate can be used to study the behavior of zinc ions in solution, as well as their interactions with other substances. At the molecular level, zinc oxalate dihydrate can form coordination complexes with ligands, influencing the reactivity and properties of the resulting compounds. Its mechanism of action involves the release of zinc ions, which can then participate in redox reactions, coordination chemistry, or other processes of interest in study and development. Zinc Oxalate Dihydrate′s role in experimental applications lies in its ability to provide a source of zinc ions for investigations into the behavior and properties of this metal in chemical systems.
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| Product Name | Catalog # | UNIT | Price | Qty | FAVORITES | |
Zinc Oxalate Dihydrate, 5 g | sc-264506 | 5 g | $33.00 | |||
Zinc Oxalate Dihydrate, 25 g | sc-264506A | 25 g | $134.00 |