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Cerium Sulfate, Cerium (III) Sulfate, 13454-94-9

Cerium Sulfate, Cerium (III) Sulfate, 13454-94-9

🧪 CERIUM SULFATE

1️⃣ Physical and Chemical Properties

  • Chemical Name: Cerium(III) Sulfate

  • Chemical Formula: Ce₂(SO₄)₃

  • CAS Number: 13454-94-9

  • EC Number: 236-634-1

  • Molecular Weight: 568.42 g/mol

  • Appearance: White crystalline powder

  • Melting Point: ~350 °C

  • Solubility: Soluble in water, insoluble in alcohol

  • Stability: Stable under normal conditions

  • Toxicity: Low, but dust inhalation precautions required

  • pH (1M solution): Slightly acidic (~4.5–5.5)

2️⃣ Detailed Applications

  • Ceramic pigments: Used as a colorant additive

  • Glass manufacturing: Adjusts refractive index and coloration

  • Laboratory reagent: For rare earth element analysis

  • Catalyst precursor: In organic synthesis and polymerization

  • Optical glass additive: Controls UV transmission

  • Intermediate compound: For producing other cerium derivatives

  • Defense industry: Precision polishing in laser optics

3️⃣ Synonyms, CAS, EC, and Codes

Descriptor Value
CAS Number 13454-94-9
EC Number 236-634-1
UN Number 3077 (environmentally hazardous)
Customs HS Code 2846.90.00.00.19
Other Names Cerium Sulfate, Cerous Sulfate, Cerium(III) Sulfate

4️⃣ Alternatives / Substitutes

  • Cerium Nitrate (Ce(NO₃)₃): Alternative for pigments and glass additives

  • Cerium Carbonate (Ce₂(CO₃)₃): Substitute in polishing and pigment production

  • Neodymium Sulfate (Nd₂(SO₄)₃): Similar function as a colorant

  • Zirconium Sulfate: Alternative in ceramics and pigment systems

5️⃣ Sectoral Compatibility Table

Sector Compatibility Notes
Glass & Ceramics Widely used as pigment and additive
Laboratory & R&D Reagent for rare earth analysis
Electronics ⚠️ Limited use in optical glass
Cosmetics Not suitable for direct use
Food & Pharma Prohibited due to sulfate content
Defense Industry Used in laser optics and polishing

6️⃣ Common Names

  • Cerium salt

  • Glass pigment additive

  • White cerium crystal

  • Cerium sulfate powder

7️⃣ Production

  • Starting Material: Cerium-rich ores (monazite, bastnäsite)

  • Process: Sulfuric acid leaching → Filtration → Crystallization

  • Grades Available: Technical and high-purity grades

  • Main Producer Countries: China, India, USA

  • Commercial Purity Grades: 99% to 99.99%

8️⃣ Mandatory Sectors and Processes

  • Glass and ceramic manufacturing: Preferred pigment additive

  • Laboratories: Standard reagent for rare earth analysis and synthesis

  • Defense optics: Used in precision laser systems

  • Pigment production: Industry standard in ceramic and glass coloration

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