CAS
13494-80-9 Purity
99.9wt%
13494-80-9 Purity
99.9wt%
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Titanium oxide B-nanofiber
CAS
1317-80-2
Catalog Number
ACM1317802
Category
One-Dimensional Nanomaterials
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Specification
Diameter
100-200 nm
What is the molecular formula of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
The molecular formula of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber is O2Ti.
When was Titanium oxide B-nanofiber created and modified in PubChem?
Titanium oxide B-nanofiber was created on 2005-08-08 and modified on 2023-11-25 in PubChem.
What are some synonyms for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
Some synonyms for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber are Trititanium oxide, Titanium(iv) dioxide, and Titanium-oxide.
What is the molecular weight of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
The molecular weight of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber is 79.866 g/mol.
What are the component compounds of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
The component compounds of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber are Oxide (CID 190217) and Titanium (CID 23963).
What is the IUPAC name for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
The IUPAC name for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber is oxygen(2-);titanium(4+).
What is the InChIKey for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
The InChIKey for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber is SOQBVABWOPYFQZ-UHFFFAOYSA-N.
What is the CAS number for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
The CAS number for Titanium oxide B-nanofiber is 12035-95-9.
What is the hydrogen bond donor count of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber?
The hydrogen bond donor count of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber is 0.
Is Titanium oxide B-nanofiber's compound canonicalized in PubChem?
Yes, the compound of Titanium oxide B-nanofiber is canonicalized in PubChem.
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