Rhenium oxide (ReO2) is a chemical compound characterized by its dark brown to black appearance and is known for its high melting point and stability under various conditions. It is an inorganic compound that typically exhibits a tetragonal crystal structure. Rhenium oxide is primarily used as a catalyst in various chemical reactions, particularly in the petroleum industry for hydrocracking processes. It is also utilized in the production of rhenium metal and other rhenium compounds. The compound is relatively insoluble in water but can react with strong acids to form rhenium salts. Rhenium oxide is notable for its high density and is considered a valuable material in high-temperature applications due to its thermal stability. Additionally, it has potential applications in electronics and as a precursor for other rhenium-based materials. Safety precautions should be taken when handling ReO2, as it can pose health risks if inhaled or ingested, and proper storage conditions are necessary to maintain its integrity.

Rhenium oxide (ReO2)

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Rhenium(IV) oxide

Rhenium(IV) oxide is a high-energy compound that consists of hydrogen ions and kinetic energy. It is a reactive oxygen species, which can be used to oxidize a variety of compounds. Rhenium(IV) oxide reacts with deionized water, ferrous salts, and hydrochloric acid to form hydrogen peroxide. This reaction is used in analytical methods such as the determination of iron in blood samples or the analysis of organic compounds in industrial wastewater. Rhenium(IV) oxide has been shown to have ferroelectric properties, which may be due to its ability to form an electric field when exposed to an electric field. The compound also has acidic properties and can act as an electron donor in transfer reactions with other molecules. Rhenium(IV) oxide is also able to react with affinity ligands and then transfer electrons, making it useful for functional theory studies. Rhenium(IV) oxide has been shown to have kinetic energy that can be transferred into

CAS 12036-09-8: Rhenium oxide (ReO2)

Rhenium(IV) oxide

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Rhenium(IV) oxide

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Rhenium(IV) Oxide

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