Atomfair Sodium Methane Disulfonate CH2Na2O6S2

Description Sodium Methane Disulfonate (CAS No. 5799-70-2) is a high-purity organic sulfonate compound with the molecular formula CH2Na2O6S2. Also known as disodium methanedisulfonate , this white crystalline powder is widely utilized in chemical synthesis, catalysis, and specialty electrolyte formulations. With excellent water solubility and thermal stability, it serves as a versatile intermediate in pharmaceutical, agrochemical, and battery material research. Our product is rigorously tested to meet >98% purity standards (HPLC) with trace metal analysis available upon request. Suitable for use under inert conditions due to its hygroscopic nature. Packaged in amber glass bottles or moisture-resistant poly containers with optional argon…

Description

Description

Sodium Methane Disulfonate (CAS No. 5799-70-2) is a high-purity organic sulfonate compound with the molecular formula CH2Na2O6S2. Also known as disodium methanedisulfonate, this white crystalline powder is widely utilized in chemical synthesis, catalysis, and specialty electrolyte formulations. With excellent water solubility and thermal stability, it serves as a versatile intermediate in pharmaceutical, agrochemical, and battery material research. Our product is rigorously tested to meet >98% purity standards (HPLC) with trace metal analysis available upon request. Suitable for use under inert conditions due to its hygroscopic nature. Packaged in amber glass bottles or moisture-resistant poly containers with optional argon atmosphere sealing for sensitive applications.

  • CAS No: 5799-70-2
  • Molecular Formula: CH2Na2O6S2
  • Molecular Weight: 220.14
  • Exact Mass: 219.90881869
  • Monoisotopic Mass: 219.90881869
  • IUPAC Name: disodium;methanedisulfonate
  • SMILES: C(S(=O)(=O)[O-])S(=O)(=O)[O-].[Na+].[Na+]
  • Synonyms: Sodium Methane Disulfonate, Methane Disulfonic Acid Sodium Salt

Application

Sodium Methane Disulfonate functions as a key electrolyte additive in lithium-ion battery systems, improving cycle stability at high voltages. Researchers employ it as a sulfonation agent in organic synthesis for introducing sulfonate groups to aromatic compounds. In industrial water treatment, it acts as a scale inhibitor due to its chelating properties with divalent cations. The compound also finds use in specialty detergent formulations where thermal-stable anionic character is required.

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