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Cerium, ingot, 99.9%

Synonyms: Cerium,metal · ingot

CAS No.7440-45-1
FormulaCe
Mol. weight140.12
Catalogue No.VQ-015880
Purity99.9%
HSN28053000

Cerium, ingot (CAS 7440-45-1) – rare earth metal, 99.9%. Ce, MW 140.12. COA included. Worldwide shipping from Vaqora Chemicals. Ships worldwide.

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About Cerium, ingot, 99.9%

Listed under CAS 7440-45-1, Cerium, ingot is a rare earth metal available from Vaqora Chemicals at a purity of 99.9%. Its molecular formula is Ce and its molecular weight is 140.12 g/mol. The IUPAC name is cerium. It is also known as Cerium,metal or ingot.

The material typically appears as ingots. Literature values give a melting point of 795 °C and a boiling point of 3443 °C. Keep the container tightly sealed and store it in a cool, dry area. The GHS classification uses the signal word “Danger”, so appropriate gloves, eye protection and ventilation are recommended.

Key uses span magnet alloys, metallurgy and materials research. Typical end-use sectors are academic and industrial research and metallurgy and mining.

Standard pack sizes are 50 g, 100 g, 250 g and 1 kg, and every batch ships with a Certificate of Analysis (COA) and we export worldwide.

Typical applications

  • Magnet alloys
  • Metallurgy
  • Materials research

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Specifications & identifiers

Chemical identifiers
Product nameCerium, ingot, 99.9%
Catalogue No.VQ-015880
CAS Number7440-45-1
IUPAC namecerium
Molecular formulaCe
Molecular weight140.12 g/mol
Exact mass139.9055
Purity / assay99.9%
HSN code28053000
InChIKeyGWXLDORMOJMVQZ-UHFFFAOYSA-N
SMILES[Ce]
PubChem CID23974
Physical properties
Physical formSolid
AppearanceIngots
Melting point795 °C
Boiling point3443 °C
H-bond donors / acceptors0 / 0
TPSA0 Ų
UN numberUN 3078

Safety & hazard information (GHS)

GHS02 Flammable
Flammable

Signal word: Danger

Hazard statements

  • H228Flammable solid

Precautionary statements: P210, P240, P241, P280, P370 + P378

Classification is indicative (aggregated GHS notifications) and may vary by grade and concentration. Always refer to the SDS supplied with your lot.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the CAS number of Cerium, ingot, 99.9%?

The CAS Registry Number of Cerium, ingot, 99.9% is 7440-45-1. It is also known as Cerium,metal, ingot.

What is the molecular formula and molecular weight of Cerium, ingot, 99.9%?

Cerium, ingot, 99.9% has the molecular formula Ce and a molecular weight of 140.12 g/mol. Its IUPAC name is cerium.

Which grade and pack sizes of Cerium, ingot, 99.9% can I order?

We supply Cerium, ingot, 99.9% in (99.9%) grade, in 50 g, 100 g, 250 g, 1 kg, 4 x 25 kg packs. Larger bulk quantities and custom packing are quoted on request.

Do you provide a COA and SDS with Cerium, ingot, 99.9%?

Yes. Every lot of Cerium, ingot, 99.9% is shipped with a batch-specific Certificate of Analysis, and a 16-section GHS Safety Data Sheet is provided with the quotation and the shipment.

Can Cerium, ingot, 99.9% be shipped internationally?

Yes. Cerium, ingot, 99.9% is classified as hazardous (UN 3078), so it is packed in UN-approved packaging and shipped as dangerous goods under IATA/IMDG rules. We export worldwide on EXW, FOB, CIF and DAP terms.

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