Tin salts - Import export

Tin(II) iodide is used to prepare organic-inorganic perovskite thin films which exhibit uniform surfaces and strong photoluminescence. It finds application as an analytical reagent in the determination of rhodium and iridium by spectrophotometry. It is also involved in the synthesis of CH3(CH2)11NH3]SnI3 which is a hybrid semiconductor with MoO3 type tin(II) iodide layers.

ViaCat 2001 (stannous oxalate) is a white solid powder which has C2H2O4Sn as chemical formula. It is mainly used as catalyst in production of fatty acid esters, lubricants and monomeric and polymeric plasticizers. Stannous oxalate is also known as tin(II) oxalate, Ethanedioicacid,tin(2+) salt (11) and oxalic acid tin(II) salt. Availability Europe and United States Provided ViaCat 2001 is on stock in our local warehouses our lead time is about one week if delivered in 25 KG HDPE drums. Canada, South America, South Africa and other markets can also be served, please contact our sales department for more details.

Buckthorn Powder The buckthorn plant has been used since the period of the Hittites in Anatolia. From the dyes present in the berries of the buckthorn, yellow, green, beige, and khaki colors can be obtained using various mordants such as alum, bluestone, sulfuric acid, common salt, bichromate, lime and tin salts. Its also called sea buckthorn. The insignificant greenish-yellow flowers produce berries that long remain green and then finally turn brown or black Rhamnus petiolaris is endemic to Central Anatolia, where it grows on rocky soil at altitudes between 3,300 and 8,300 feet, now often wilder than the earlier plantations. You can use buckthorn for bot for mordanting: WOF 13-15% for protein fibers and 7-9% for cellulose fabric. According to the dye recipe; orange-yellow, olive green, khaki, bright yellow. Title: Buckthorn Powder | Anatolian Buckthorn| Persian Berries | Rhamnus Petiolaris Boiss | Sea Buckthorn | Natural Dye