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Molecular Formula: C4H10CuO2
Appearance: Green powder
Molecular Weight: 153.67
Melting Point: 120°C (dec.)
Solubility: Insoluble in organic solvents
Package Information: 100g, 500g, 1kg or customized
As a copper source, copper(ii) ethoxide can effectively catalyze a variety of organic reactions, such as coupling reactions and oxidation reactions, thereby improving reaction efficiency.
This compound exhibits excellent chemical reactivity in fields such as thin film deposition and catalyst preparation.
The structure embodied by its molecular formula C4H10CuO2 gives it excellent uniformity and controllability in the preparation of copper-based thin films, ceramic materials and nanoparticles.
Copper(ii) ethoxide is commonly used in the synthesis of organometallic complexes, the study of copper catalytic systems, and the exploration of reaction mechanisms.
As a catalyst, it is used to promote certain organic coupling reactions and polymerization reactions, and is an important catalytic material for the synthesis of fine chemicals.
It can be used as a copper precursor to prepare copper-containing oxide thin films, copper-based catalysts, etc.
Copper(ii) ethoxide can also be used in the sol-gel process to prepare copper-based oxide thin films, ceramic materials, or nanopowders, with applications in electronics and catalysis.
Copper(ii) ethoxide should be stored in a dry, sealed container protected by an inert gas (such as argon), in a cool, dry place away from heat and fire sources.
Use a fume hood during operation and wear appropriate protective equipment (such as goggles, protective masks, etc.) to avoid inhaling dust or contact with skin and eyes.
Avoid contact with water or moisture, as this product will react and decompose upon contact with water, releasing organic ethoxy groups or generating copper oxides.
If accidentally contacted, wash immediately with plenty of soap and water; if you feel unwell, seek medical attention promptly.
Waste must be disposed of in accordance with regulations for hazardous chemicals and must not be discharged into sewers or public systems.
1. What are the main uses of copper(ii) ethoxide?
It is mainly used as a copper organometallic precursor, and is widely used in organometallic chemistry research, copper-based catalyst preparation, functional thin film and material preparation, etc.
2. Can it be dissolved directly in water?
No. C4H10CuO2 is generally insoluble in water and will react with moisture to decompose. It should be handled in a dry environment with organic solvents.
We are a professional Copper(II) Ethoxide supplier. For more information or to purchase Copper(II) Ethoxide(C4H10CuO2), please feel free to contact us via jomin@wolfabio.com or WhatsApp(+86 18359103607).
Molecular Formula: C4H10CuO2
Appearance: Green powder
Molecular Weight: 153.67
Melting Point: 120°C (dec.)
Solubility: Insoluble in organic solvents
Package Information: 100g, 500g, 1kg or customized
As a copper source, copper(ii) ethoxide can effectively catalyze a variety of organic reactions, such as coupling reactions and oxidation reactions, thereby improving reaction efficiency.
This compound exhibits excellent chemical reactivity in fields such as thin film deposition and catalyst preparation.
The structure embodied by its molecular formula C4H10CuO2 gives it excellent uniformity and controllability in the preparation of copper-based thin films, ceramic materials and nanoparticles.
Copper(ii) ethoxide is commonly used in the synthesis of organometallic complexes, the study of copper catalytic systems, and the exploration of reaction mechanisms.
As a catalyst, it is used to promote certain organic coupling reactions and polymerization reactions, and is an important catalytic material for the synthesis of fine chemicals.
It can be used as a copper precursor to prepare copper-containing oxide thin films, copper-based catalysts, etc.
Copper(ii) ethoxide can also be used in the sol-gel process to prepare copper-based oxide thin films, ceramic materials, or nanopowders, with applications in electronics and catalysis.
Copper(ii) ethoxide should be stored in a dry, sealed container protected by an inert gas (such as argon), in a cool, dry place away from heat and fire sources.
Use a fume hood during operation and wear appropriate protective equipment (such as goggles, protective masks, etc.) to avoid inhaling dust or contact with skin and eyes.
Avoid contact with water or moisture, as this product will react and decompose upon contact with water, releasing organic ethoxy groups or generating copper oxides.
If accidentally contacted, wash immediately with plenty of soap and water; if you feel unwell, seek medical attention promptly.
Waste must be disposed of in accordance with regulations for hazardous chemicals and must not be discharged into sewers or public systems.
1. What are the main uses of copper(ii) ethoxide?
It is mainly used as a copper organometallic precursor, and is widely used in organometallic chemistry research, copper-based catalyst preparation, functional thin film and material preparation, etc.
2. Can it be dissolved directly in water?
No. C4H10CuO2 is generally insoluble in water and will react with moisture to decompose. It should be handled in a dry environment with organic solvents.
We are a professional Copper(II) Ethoxide supplier. For more information or to purchase Copper(II) Ethoxide(C4H10CuO2), please feel free to contact us via jomin@wolfabio.com or WhatsApp(+86 18359103607).
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