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| Synonyms | Zinc i-propoxide, 99%;ZINCI-PROPOXIDE,99%;Zinc i-propoxide |
| Molecular Formula | C₃H₈OZn |
| Appearance | White powder |
| Molecular Weight | 125.48 |
| Sensibility | Moisture sensitive |
| Purity | ≧98% |
| Package Information | 100g, 500g, 1kg, or customized |
Zinc isopropoxide provides a Zn–O bonded zinc alkoxide source for ZnO-related sol-gel and thin-film material development.
Its hydrolysis sensitivity can be useful for controlled oxide formation, but requires dry handling for reproducible results.
Zinc i-propoxide is suitable for organozinc chemistry, zinc alkoxide studies and precursor screening.
Ampules, sealed bottles or metal containers can help reduce moisture exposure during sampling, storage and delivery.
Zinc isopropoxide can be used as a zinc alkoxide precursor for preparing ZnO sols, gels, powders and oxide networks.
Zinc i-propoxide is relevant to ZnO thin-film studies where precursor purity, Zn–O bonding and solution compatibility matter.
ZnO materials are studied for transparent conductive films, UV-related coatings, sensors and optoelectronic devices.
Zinc alkoxide routes may support the preparation of zinc-containing oxides, mixed oxides and catalyst support materials.
Zn(OC₃H₇)₂ can serve as a zinc reagent or intermediate in organometallic and inorganic materials research.
Zinc isopropoxide is moisture-sensitive and should be handled under dry nitrogen or argon when possible.
Water can hydrolyze zinc alkoxides, causing product degradation and poor process reproducibility. Glassware, spatulas, transfer tools and solvent systems should be dried before contact with Zn(OC₃H₇)₂.
Open containers briefly and reseal quickly to reduce moisture uptake from air. Handle in a fume hood or ventilated enclosure, especially during powder transfer.
Use chemical-resistant gloves, safety goggles, lab coat and suitable respiratory protection when dust may form.
Collect dry spills carefully with inert absorbent or suitable tools; avoid flushing into drains.
Dispose of residues and contaminated materials according to local hazardous-waste regulations and site procedures.
1. What is Zinc isopropoxide used for?
It is mainly used as a ZnO precursor, zinc alkoxide reagent and organometallic zinc compound for sol-gel materials, thin-film research and chemical synthesis.
2. Can Zinc isopropoxide be used for ZnO thin films?
It can be used in ZnO-related thin-film research and precursor screening. Actual process suitability depends on solvent system, deposition method and purity requirements.
3. Is Zinc isopropoxide soluble in water?
No. It is not recommended for aqueous systems because contact with water may cause hydrolysis or decomposition.
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