Product List
| Title | Chemical Name | Key Attribute 1 | Key Attribute 2 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Reaxis C1001 | Stannous Pyrophosphate | Inorganic Tin(II) | High metal content | |
| Reaxis C188 | Stannous Oxide | Inorganic Tin(II) | High metal content | |
| Reaxis E10 | Sodium Stannate | Inorganic Tin(IV) | Aqueous solution | |
| Reaxis E140 | Potassium Stannate | Inorganic Tin(IV) | Stannates | |
| Reaxis E140P | Potassium Stannate, Peroxide Grade | Inorganic Tin(IV) | Stannates | |
| Reaxis E144 | Sodium Stannate | Inorganic Tin(IV) | Stannates | |
| Reaxis E144P | Sodium Stannate, Peroxide Grade | Inorganic Tin(IV) | Stannates | |
| Reaxis S25 | Stannous Chloride Dihydrate | Inorganic Tin(II) | Aqueous solution | |
| Reaxis S45 | Stannous Chloride Dihydrate | Inorganic Tin(II) | Aqueous solution | |
| Reaxis S50 | Stannous Chloride Solution | Inorganic Tin(II) | Aqueous solution | |
| Reaxis S72 | Stannous Chloride Solution | Inorganic Tin(II) | Aqueous solution |
Stannous Pyrophosphate
REAXIS® C1001, Stannous Pyrophosphate, is an important chemical utilized in the glass industry.[1] It can be used as a strengthening agent for various qualities of glass. This high tin-concentration inorganic product is produced via a direct-from-metal process, producing a final product with very high purity.
Stannous Chloride
Both REAXIS® C154 (Stannous Chloride, Dihydrate) and REAXIS® C162 (Stannous Chloride Anhydrous) are used in various glass applications. They can be used in glass ceramics as nucleating agents, promoting the controlled crystallization of glass. Stannous chloride, specifically of the stannic form, can be used as glass etchants where they act as reactive agents that selectively react with glass surfaces, creating frosted or etched patterns.[2] Stannous chlorides can be used as coloring and strengthening agents. Lastly, stannous chlorides are used in the mirroring process where tin acts, via reduction, to enhance the bonding between the reflective glass coating to the substrate.
Stannous Oxide
REAXIS® C188 (Stannous Oxide) serves as an important component in the glass manufacturing process.
Tin oxides are used as glass coatings to enhance electrical conductivity and transparency properties. Tin oxides are added to glass formulations as a refining agent and colorant. Tin oxide helps in the removal of impurities and bubbles during the melting and forming process, improving the overall quality of the glass. It can also be used as a fluxing agent to lower the melting temperature of glass.
Potassium Stannate
REAXIS® E140 (Potassium Stannate) and its high purity/low residual metal content grade, REAXIS® E140P, are versatile stannate chemicals widely used in glass-related applications. As oxidizing agents, they play vital roles in various glass production and treatment processes, helping create durable, high-quality glass products.
Sodium Stannate
REAXIS® E144 (Sodium Stannate) and its high purity/low residual metal content grade, REAXIS® E144P, are glass manufacturing chemicals critical to a host of applications. They provide oxidizing power to numerous glass manufacturing and treatment processes, contributing to the creation of high-quality, durable glass products. Additionally, this compound is also used to remove Arsenic and Lead from glass products.[3]
Stannous Sulfate
REAXIS® E155 (Stannous Sulfate) is a key tin chemical additive in many glass-related applications including acting as a nucleating agent, promoting controlled crystallization.
References
- Scholar’s Mine, “The properties and structure of tin phosphate glasses modified with other oxides,”
https://scholarsmine.mst.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=7786&context=masters_theses - Science Direct, “Comparison of stannous and stannic chloride as sensitizing agents in the electroless deposition of silver on glass using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy,” https://tinchemical.com/products-services/stannic-chloride-anhydrous/
- MegaChem, “How to Make Sodium Stannate,”
https://meghachem.org/how-to-make-sodium-stannate.php
