I acquired a few grams of thorium chloranilate (C12Cl4O8Th) recently. Spectrum collected with my 20x100mm NaI-Tl detector.
Throium Chloranilate
Throium Chloranilate
Geoff Van Horn
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Re: Throium Chloranilate
Geoff,
Thanks for sharing, where did you find this obscure material?
I Googled "Throium Chloranilate" and almost nothing shows up. Do you know what it is used for?
Steven
Thanks for sharing, where did you find this obscure material?
I Googled "Throium Chloranilate" and almost nothing shows up. Do you know what it is used for?
Steven
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Re: Throium Chloranilate
It’s very obscure and as best as I can tell has exactly one use. Detecting microgram quantities of fluoride in aqueous solutions through a very tedious process. I have a bunch of google alerts set for various terms that bring up old chemical reagents and NORM. I had no idea what the chloranilate ion even was until after I bought it haha. There was residue on the outside of the vial (it’s a black powder not unlike printer toner) so after taking the picture I decontaminated it and double bagged it for the spectrum, now it’s in my big lead box.
Geoff Van Horn
Former Alaskan living in rural Wisconsin
Former Alaskan living in rural Wisconsin
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