Iron(III)oxide 98 +%, red, pure

What is Iron(III) Oxide?

Iron(III) oxide is a stable iron oxide. Among other things, it is part of the rust and causes its color. It crystallizes in the corundum structure. It possesses formula Fe2O2.

What is Iron Oxide used for?

Iron(III) oxide is used as a pigment and is known as iron oxide red. Its color ranges from red-orange to deep red and is also the main component of natural red earth ore.

Iron(III) oxide is used as a magnetizable material as a recording layer for audio tapes. Iron(III) oxide is also a component of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles, which are used as contrast agents in magnetic resonance tomography and especially molecular imaging.

It is also used in the thermite process in combination with aluminum.

Elemental aluminum reacts with iron(III) oxide to form elemental iron and aluminum(III) oxide.

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If you need iron(III) oxide of the best quality and don't want to pay too much, you've come to the right place at Laboratoriumdiscounter. Not only is this iron oxide very pure, but it also has a friendly price! Available in different packaging and always with volume discount!

What Safety Precautions Should I Take Before Using Chemicals?

It is always wise to work as safely as possible when working with chemicals. Even substances that do not seem dangerous at first can cause enormous damage if they get into your eyes. Therefore, always wear safety goggles. You also want to prevent chemicals from ending up on your skin, which is why it is important to always use good gloves or disposable gloves.

Respiratory protection is necessary for volatile substances, vaporous liquids and solids that dust. There are many different types of filters, so you should always refer to the MSDS to find out which filter you need. Many filters also specify which substances they are for.

In some cases it may be necessary to protect the whole body, in which case a plastic overall is needed, you can find it here.

When working with flammable and oxidizing substances, it is important to always have fire extinguishers and absorbents at hand. It is also useful to be able to clean up spills of aggressive chemicals immediately with absorbents and to dispose of them in accordance with international and/or local legislation.

If you need more information on how to handle a specific substance, always consult the safety data sheet. You can find this on the product page or request it via [email protected]

Technical data

Empirical formula Fe2O3
Molar mass (M) 159.69 g / mol
Solubility Insoluble (H2O, 20 ° C)
CAS No. [1309-37-1]
EC No. 215-168-2

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What is Iron(III) Oxide?

Iron(III) oxide is a stable iron oxide. Among other things, it is part of the rust and causes its color. It crystallizes in the corundum structure. It possesses formula Fe2O2.

What is Iron Oxide used for?

Iron(III) oxide is used as a pigment and is known as iron oxide red. Its color ranges from red-orange to deep red and is also the main component of natural red earth ore.

Iron(III) oxide is used as a magnetizable material as a recording layer for audio tapes. Iron(III) oxide is also a component of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles, which are used as contrast agents in magnetic resonance tomography and especially molecular imaging.

It is also used in the thermite process in combination with aluminum.

Elemental aluminum reacts with iron(III) oxide to form elemental iron and aluminum(III) oxide.

Buy iron(III) oxide?

If you need iron(III) oxide of the best quality and don't want to pay too much, you've come to the right place at Laboratoriumdiscounter. Not only is this iron oxide very pure, but it also has a friendly price! Available in different packaging and always with volume discount!

What Safety Precautions Should I Take Before Using Chemicals?

It is always wise to work as safely as possible when working with chemicals. Even substances that do not seem dangerous at first can cause enormous damage if they get into your eyes. Therefore, always wear safety goggles. You also want to prevent chemicals from ending up on your skin, which is why it is important to always use good gloves or disposable gloves.

Respiratory protection is necessary for volatile substances, vaporous liquids and solids that dust. There are many different types of filters, so you should always refer to the MSDS to find out which filter you need. Many filters also specify which substances they are for.

In some cases it may be necessary to protect the whole body, in which case a plastic overall is needed, you can find it here.

When working with flammable and oxidizing substances, it is important to always have fire extinguishers and absorbents at hand. It is also useful to be able to clean up spills of aggressive chemicals immediately with absorbents and to dispose of them in accordance with international and/or local legislation.

If you need more information on how to handle a specific substance, always consult the safety data sheet. You can find this on the product page or request it via [email protected]

Technical data

Empirical formula Fe2O3
Molar mass (M) 159.69 g / mol
Solubility Insoluble (H2O, 20 ° C)
CAS No. [1309-37-1]
EC No. 215-168-2

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