Ferric Acetate
Description
Ferric Acetate, commonly known as basic iron acetate or iron(III) acetate, is a coordination compound with the formula often represented as
[
F
e
3
O
(
O
A
c
)
6
(
H
2
O
)
3
]
O
A
c
[Fe
3
O(OAc)
6
(H
2
O)
3
]OAc (where OAc is the acetate ion,
C
H
3
C
O
2
−
CH
3
CO
2
−
). It typically appears as a red-brown powder or crystalline solid and is soluble in alcohol and acids but insoluble in water.
Description for Website
Ferric Acetate Extra Pure is a high-purity iron(III) acetate complex used primarily as a mordant in the textile industry for dyeing and printing, improving color fastness on fabrics such as silk and felt. It serves as a wood preservative and is utilized in the manufacture of leather dyes. The compound also finds applications as a catalyst in organic synthesis and as a reagent in chemical research. Its polymeric structure involves trinuclear iron centers connected by bridging oxo and acetate ligands, providing stability and unique chemical properties.
Key Features
Chemical Formula: Generally represented as
[
F
e
3
O
(
O
A
c
)
6
(
H
2
O
)
3
]
O
A
c
[Fe
3
O(OAc)
6
(H
2
O)
3
]OAc
Appearance: Red-brown crystalline powder
Purity: Extra pure grade for reliable and consistent chemical behavior
Solubility: Soluble in alcohol and acids, insoluble in water
Uses: Textile mordant for dyeing and printing; wood preservative; leather dyes; catalyst in organic synthesis; laboratory reagent
Handling: Use protective equipment; inflammable and irritant properties require careful handling and storage
Applications
Used extensively in the textile and leather industries for dye fixation and preservation
Acts as a catalyst for chemical and organic reactions
Functions as an analytical reagent in scientific research
Provides wood with protection against decay and insect damage
This comprehensive description is ideal for use in product catalogs, lab chemical inventories, and industrial supply listings targeted at textile, chemical synthesis, and material preservation sectors.
Specifications
| Model No. | N-CH2750 |
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