Product Description:
Lead(II,IV) oxide is a bright red or orange powder used as a pigment, in making batteries, and in rustproof primer paints.
Applications & Uses:
CAS#:
1314-41-6
SYNONYM:
Lead tetroxide;Red lead;Minium
FORMULA:
Pb3O4
PRODUCT TYPE:
HAZARD:
Toxic
CATEGORIES:
Anti-Corrosive
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Refractory
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Specialty Chemicals
,
Electronics
Technical Specifications
Appearance :
Red or yellow solid
Density, g/cm3 :
9.53
Melting point, °C :
500
Molecular weight, g/mol :
685.6
Odor :
Odorless
Lead(II,IV) oxide, also known as red lead or minium, is an industrial-grade chemical compound with the formula Pb3O4. This uniquely formulated lead oxide is characterized by its vibrant red-orange color and is renowned for its superior protective properties. It is extensively used in the creation of anti-corrosive paints and coatings, offering efficient protection against rust and environmental degradation for iron and steel structures. In the realm of energy storage, Lead(II,IV) oxide serves a crucial role in lead-acid batteries, enhancing both longevity and performance. Additionally, it acts as an important pigment in the manufacturing of glass and ceramics, where it contributes to improved color and durability. Its multifaceted applications demonstrate its significant value across a range of industries, from construction to electronics.