Merck, 483265-100G, Antimony(III) acetate

General description
Antimony(III) Acetate is an is a high-purity compound (99.9% trace metals basis) that is widely used as a precursor in chemical vapor deposition (CVD) and Sol-gel atomic layer deposition (ALD) methods for the fabrication of antimony-based thin films, which are used in optoelectronic devices, including solar cells, and photodetectors. It is also employed as a dopant in semiconductor materials to modify their electrical and optical properties. Additionally, it serves as a catalyst in polymerization reactions and utilized in the synthesis of antimony-based nanoparticles and nanostructures, which find applications in energy storage systems such as batteries and supercapacitors.
Application

• New Complexes of Antimony(III) with Tridentate O,E,O-Ligands: Explores new antimony(III) complexes providing insights into their bonding and potential applications in materials science (U Böhme, M Herbig, 2023).
• Antimony (III) acetate as a catalyst for synthesis of xanthenes: Details the use of antimony(III) acetate as a catalyst in the synthesis of biologically active compounds, showcasing its efficiency in organic chemistry (F Hakimi, A Hassanabadi, 2015).

Features and Benefits
Antimony(III) acetate exhibits:

• 99.99% trace metals basis (<150 ppm) ensures minimal contamination with consistent performance in critical applications, leading to better outcomes.
• Suitable catalyst to produce synthetic fibres. It is moderately soluble in water
• Suitable for solvent free reactions.