
Yttrium (III) Chloride (CAS 10361-92-9) is a highly reactive, water-soluble rare-earth salt used as a critical catalyst in organic synthesis and a precursor for Yttrium-based alloys.
In the competitive landscape of chemical engineering and advanced metallurgy, ionic stability and catalytic efficiency define the final outcome. Zyntex Yttrium (III) Chloride is selected for its exceptional role as a Lewis acid catalyst and its high solubility in polar solvents. Therefore, we provide a high-purity crystalline material that acts as a robust source of yttrium ions for complex chemical reactions. Consequently, this versatile salt delivers reliable performance across a wide range of processing conditions, ensuring the effective doping of magnesium alloys and the high-yield synthesis of organic compounds.
Zyntex supplies Yttrium (III) Chloride in a clean, white crystalline form, optimized for easy integration into complex petrochemical cracking processes, thin-film electrolysis, and specialized electronic component manufacturing. Our stringent quality control measures ensure a precise trace-metal profile and careful management of hygroscopic properties. Furthermore, this product features excellent compatibility with other rare-earth chlorides for the production of high-performance glass. Since it is effective at modifying the microstructure of specialized alloys, you can incorporate it into various “high-strength” metallurgical applications without affecting the corrosion resistance or the thermal conductivity of the final technical product.
From specialized laboratory research to large-scale petroleum refining, this versatile rare-earth derivative is a staple for modern material science. Its consistent chemical profile ensures it functions effectively as an electrolyte in the production of metallic yttrium and as a stabilizer in high-tech ceramics. As a result, Zyntex provides a dependable foundation for innovation in the “green energy” and “aerospace metallurgy” markets. Finally, our commitment to chemical quality helps your brand achieve international safety and precision manufacturing standards effortlessly.
This professional-grade rare-earth salt is widely utilized in the following sectors:
Acts as a critical catalyst in petroleum cracking and as a Lewis acid in various organic transformations.
Used as an additive to enhance the high-temperature strength and creep resistance of magnesium and aluminum alloys.
Incorporated into specialized glass formulations to adjust refractive indices and provide UV filtering properties.
Utilized in laboratory settings for the synthesis of organoyttrium compounds and biomedical imaging agents.
| Parameter | Specification Standard |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Yttrium (III) Chloride (Anhydrous/Hexahydrate) |
| Purity (TREO) | 99.9% – 99.99% |
| Physical State | White Crystalline Powder / Beads |
| Melting Point | 721°C (Anhydrous) |
| CAS Number | 10361-92-9 |
🔬 Scientific Data: For detailed hygroscopicity profiles, solubility charts, and catalytic reaction data, consult: PubChem Entry: Yttrium (III) Chloride (External Link)