Palladium(II) Nitrate — CAS 10102-05-3
Palladium(II) Nitrate — CAS 10102-05-3
Palladium(II) Nitrate, CAS 10102-05-3, also known as Palladium Dinitrate or Palladous Nitrate, is an inorganic palladium compound used as a palladium precursor for catalyst manufacturing, supported catalyst systems, precious-metal processing, materials synthesis and specialized chemical applications.
Applications: Precious-Metal Processing • Catalyst Manufacturing • Supported Catalysts • Chemical Synthesis • Materials Science • Research & Development • Metal Processing
CAS: 10102-05-3Synonyms: Palladium Dinitrate • Palladous Nitrate • Palladium(II) NitrateChemical Formula: Pd(NO₃)₂Molecular Weight: 230.43 g/molChemical Type: Inorganic Palladium SaltPhysical Form: Brown to dark brown crystals, powder or granules depending on grade/form. Commercial Forms: Solid/hydrate forms • Palladium nitrate solutions with specified Pd concentration. Palladium Content: Application-specific; some commercial solid/hydrate grades are around 40% Pd, while solutions are specified by Pd concentration. Confirm the actual specification by CoA. Packaging: Bottles • Drums • Other packaging according to requirementsDocumentation: SDS • CoA • TDS • Palladium Content Specification, where applicablePrice: Request a Quote
Key Applications
Palladium(II) nitrate is used as a halide-free palladium precursor for catalyst manufacture, including supported catalyst systems, and is also used in specialized materials and chemical-processing applications.
Storage & Handling
Handle according to the current SDS for the specific grade or solution concentration. Packaging, storage and transport requirements should be confirmed before shipment.
Important Specification Note
For this product, do not publish a fixed UAB purity or palladium percentage unless the actual supplier CoA confirms it. Commercial products differ substantially between anhydrous/solid, hydrated and solution forms. For example, current commercial listings include a hydrated material around 40% Pd and solutions specified at 4–5% or 10% Pd by weight.