Atomfair Potassium K K

Description Potassium (CAS No. 446065-11-8) is a highly reactive alkali metal with the molecular formula K and IUPAC name potassium . This elemental metal is characterized by its soft, silvery-white appearance and rapid oxidation in air, requiring storage under inert conditions such as mineral oil or argon. With a wide range of applications in chemical synthesis, metallurgy, and industrial processes, our high-purity potassium (??99%) is meticulously packaged to ensure stability and safety. Ideal for researchers and scientists, this product is available in various forms, including ingots, rods, or dispersions, tailored to meet rigorous laboratory and industrial standards. Synonyms include Kalium…

Description

Potassium (CAS No. 446065-11-8) is a highly reactive alkali metal with the molecular formula K and IUPAC name potassium. This elemental metal is characterized by its soft, silvery-white appearance and rapid oxidation in air, requiring storage under inert conditions such as mineral oil or argon. With a wide range of applications in chemical synthesis, metallurgy, and industrial processes, our high-purity potassium (??99%) is meticulously packaged to ensure stability and safety. Ideal for researchers and scientists, this product is available in various forms, including ingots, rods, or dispersions, tailored to meet rigorous laboratory and industrial standards. Synonyms include Kalium, Potassium metal, and Potasio.

CAS No: 446065-11-8
Molecular Formula: K
Molecular Weight: 39.0983
Exact Mass: 38.96370648
Monoisotopic Mass: 38.96370648
IUPAC Name: potassium
SMILES: [K]
Synonyms: POTASSIUM, 7440-09-7, Kalium, Potassium, metal, potasio

Application

Potassium is widely used in organic synthesis as a strong reducing agent and in the preparation of potassium-based reagents. It serves as a crucial component in alloy production, particularly in sodium-potassium (NaK) coolants for nuclear reactors. Additionally, potassium is employed in laboratory settings for drying solvents and as a catalyst in polymerization reactions.

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