ZINC BROMIDE ANHYROUS

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ZINC BROMIDE ANHYROUS

Zinc Bromide Anhydrous (CAS 7699-45-8) – Product Description

Zinc Bromide Anhydrous is a high-density, anhydrous inorganic compound used extensively in oil & gas, pharmaceuticals, chemical synthesis, and electronics. Known for its excellent solubility in water and its role as a clear brine fluid, it is vital in drilling operations, catalysts, and chemical processing. We offer Zinc Bromide Anhydrous in various grades for specialized applications, with consistent export to USA, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Chile.

Widely used in:

  • Oil & Gas Industry (as a clear brine fluid)

  • Pharmaceuticals

  • Chemical Manufacturing

  • Electronics & Optics

  • Catalysts & Reagents

  • Laboratory & R&D

Available in:

  • Oilfield/Drilling Grade

  • Pharmaceutical Grade

  • Industrial Grade

  • Reagent Grade

  • High-Purity Grade

Functions:

  • Used as a clear brine fluid in drilling and completion operations

  • Acts as a catalyst in organic and inorganic reactions

  • Functions as a Lewis acid in synthesis

  • Serves as a radiation shielding component

  • Used in photographic and electrochemical applications

Classified under:

 

  • Zinc Compounds

  • Bromides

  • Inorganic Salts

  • Halide Compounds

  • Specialty Chemicals

CAS Number

7699-45-8

Formula

ZnBr₂

Molecular Weight

225.198 g/mol

Density

4.2 g/cm³

Melting Point

394 °C

Partical Size

Customizable as per requirement (typically 50–150 microns in powder form)