Chromium

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Chromium is a versatile element with a range of applications across pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and other industries. Its utility stems from its chemical properties, biological roles, and its compounds. A trace mineral important for metabolic processes, while industrial uses highlight its chemical stability, corrosion resistance, and aesthetic properties.

Chromium Piccolinate

Code: 14639-25-9

Used in dietary supplements as a trace mineral, believed to support weight loss and improve insulin sensitivity.

Chromium(III) Acetate

Code: 333-78-8

Used in the synthesis of other chromium compounds, as a catalyst, and in leather tanning.

Chromium(III) Chloride

Code: 10060-12-5

Used in dyeing and finishing textiles, as a catalyst in chemical reactions, and in leather tanning.

Chromium(III) Nitrate

Code: 7788-99-0

Used in laboratory applications, as a precursor in the production of chromium compounds, and in coatings.

Chromium(III) Oxide

Code: 1308-38-9

Used as a pigment (chromium green), in refractories, and in the production of chrome plating.

Chromium(III) Sulfate

Code: 10101-53-8

Used in tanning leather, as a mordant in dyeing, and as a precursor for chromium compounds.

Chromium(VI) Acetate

Code: 24613-89-6

Used as a catalyst in chemical processes, in pigment production, and in electroplating.

Chromium(VI) Chloride

Code: 14977-61-8

Used in electroplating, as a reagent in chemical synthesis, and in pigment production.

Chromium(VI) Nitrate

Code: 18540-29-9

Used in electroplating, in chemical synthesis, and as a reagent for producing other chromium compounds.

Chromium(VI) Oxide (Chromium Trioxide)

Code: 1333-82-0

Used in chrome plating, as a reagent in chemical processes, and in the manufacture of pigments.

Chromium(VI) Sulfate