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English name: BIS(CYCLOPENTADIENYL)IRON (CP₂Fe)
Melting point: 173℃
Boiling point: 249℃
Vapor pressure: lgp(Torr) = 10.27-3680/T(K)
Storage temperature: Safe temperature ≤51 ° C, recommended storage temperature 0-25 ° C
Product grade: Adduct
Diethyltellurium, chemical formula Te (C2H5) 2, also known as Diethyltelluride or Ethyl telluride in English, is a light yellow liquid with a strong garlic odor and is highly toxic. Diethyltellurium is unstable at room temperature and pressure, can ignite at room temperature, and can decompose on its own after long-term storage. This compound is almost insoluble in water, but soluble in ethanol. Its molecular weight is 185.72, boiling point is 137 ℃, liquid density is 1599kg/m at 15 ℃, and refractive index is 1.5182. The maximum allowable concentration is 0.1mg/m (calculated as Te).
Hexachloroethylsilane (chemical formula: Si2Cl6) is a colorless liquid that is prone to smoke in humid air. This compound is a chloride of silicon and can be regarded as an organic analogue of silicon.
Octamethylcyclotetrasiloxane is a colorless, transparent or milky white liquid with flammability and no odor. It is a compound obtained by the hydrolysis synthesis process of dimethyl dichlorosilane, followed by separation and distillation. It is an important intermediate in the organic silicon industry, mainly used for the preparation of organic silicon polymers such as methyl silicone oil. In addition, it is also used for insulation and moisture-proof of radio components, as well as surface deactivation agents for gas chromatography glass capillary columns.
Tertiarybutylphosphine (TBP)
CAS:2501-94-2
Melting point: 4℃
Boiling point: 54℃
Vapor pressure: lgp(Torr) = 7.552-1529/T(K)
Storage temperature: Safe temperature ≤37 ° C
Product grade: 99.9999%
Tetramethylsilane is chemically represented as C4H12Si and is a colorless and transparent organic liquid. The main characteristic of this compound is its four methyl groups, which enable tetramethylsilane to exhibit unique properties in organic chemical reactions.
