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Atomfair Lithium Li Li

Description Lithium (CAS No. 53535-81-2) is a highly reactive alkali metal with the molecular formula Li and IUPAC name lithium . It is the lightest metal and possesses exceptional electrochemical properties, making it indispensable in advanced research and industrial applications. Our high-purity lithium metal is available in various forms, including ingots, foils, and rods, ensuring compatibility with laboratory and production needs. Stored under inert conditions to prevent oxidation, this product meets stringent quality standards for use in battery technology, organic synthesis, and metallurgical processes. With its low density and high reduction potential, lithium is a critical component in next-generation energy…

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Lithium (CAS No. 53535-81-2) is a highly reactive alkali metal with the molecular formula Li and IUPAC name lithium. It is the lightest metal and possesses exceptional electrochemical properties, making it indispensable in advanced research and industrial applications. Our high-purity lithium metal is available in various forms, including ingots, foils, and rods, ensuring compatibility with laboratory and production needs. Stored under inert conditions to prevent oxidation, this product meets stringent quality standards for use in battery technology, organic synthesis, and metallurgical processes. With its low density and high reduction potential, lithium is a critical component in next-generation energy storage solutions.

  • CAS No: 53535-81-2
  • Molecular Formula: Li
  • Molecular Weight: 7.0
  • Exact Mass: 7.01600343
  • Monoisotopic Mass: 7.01600343
  • IUPAC Name: lithium
  • SMILES: [Li]
  • Synonyms: LITHIUM, 7439-93-2, CHEBI:30145, DTXSID5036761, Lithium Metal

Application

Lithium is widely used in rechargeable lithium-ion batteries due to its high energy density and electrochemical potential. It serves as a key reducing agent in organic synthesis and pharmaceutical manufacturing. Additionally, lithium is employed in alloys to improve strength and corrosion resistance in aerospace and automotive applications.

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