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Platinum wire is a high-purity elemental metal reagent supplied as a fine filament for demanding laboratory work. With a minimum purity of 99,95 %, diameter 0,06 mm and empirical formula Pt, it carries CAS number 7440-06-4 and EG nr. 231-116-1. The molar mass is 195,08 g/mol, density 21,45 g/cm³ and boiling point 3827 °C, reflecting the characteristic physical profile of platinum metal. This variant is packed as a 25 cm length in plastic, convenient for controlled dispensing at the bench. In analytical chemistry it is used among qualitative detection reagents and cation-detection workflows where inert, conductive noble-metal surfaces or reference filaments are required. The material from manufacturer Carl ROTH supports sample preparation, electrode-style contacts and specialised micro-scale setups that benefit from platinum’s chemical resistance and thermal stability. Fine diameter allows precise positioning in small apparatus while the stated purity supports reproducible analytical practice. Suitable for research and routine laboratories that specify elemental platinum wire for detection, sensing or high-temperature contact applications.
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