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Copper powder ROTI®METIC 99,999 % (5N) is a high-purity elemental copper reagent identified by CAS number 7440-50-8 and empirical formula Cu. It has a molar mass of 63,54 g/mol, a density of 8,96 g/cm³ and a boiling point of 2580 °C, giving clear physical reference data for inorganic and materials laboratories. The grade is specified at 99,999 % (5N), supporting work where copper must be introduced with minimal metallic impurities, for example in specialty alloy studies, catalyst preparation, thin-film or precursor chemistry, and high-purity standard formulation. This variant is Physical constants and the elemental identity (EG nr. 231-159-6) help analysts document reagent quality in SOPs and batch records. Offered in the ROTI®METIC line from manufacturer Carl ROTH, the powder fits inventories focused on ultra-pure metals and inorganic elements. Use it wherever defined copper metal powder is required for research, analytical preparation or advanced materials workflows that depend on tightly controlled purity and reproducible bulk properties.
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