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Tailor-made catalysts for optimum productivity in your process.

Hindustan Platinum is a leading manufacturer of precious metal catalysts that play a pivotal role in chemical industries, owing to their activity, selectivity and recyclability. Our catalysts are abundantly supplied to API and its intermediaries, Agrochemicals, Flavours & Fragrances and Fine & Bulk Chemical industries.

Industries We serve

Pharmaceuticals
API & It's Intermediates

Agrochemicals

Flavours & Fragrance

Fine & Bulk Chemicals

Recovery Cycle of Precious Metals

Hindustan Platinum monitors recovery of precious metals, from the time we receive used catalysts to the time we supply back recovered metals. A monthly check-up of the client’s inventory allows customers to be up to date with their stock. This also gives clients, the flexibility to use the given metal for multiple products thereby reducing stock held at their end.

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Heterogeneous Catalysts

Heterogeneous catalysts are extensively used in chemical industries because of their activity, selectivity and recycle capability. Industrial catalytic processes are highly cost effective as it is as it involves moderate reaction conditions, high yields, high throughputs, minimal by-products and process costs, which make the industrial process highly cost effective.

These catalysts mainly find applications in liquid phase hydrogenation, dehydrogenation, and oxidation reactions usually in stirred tank reactors. This requires finely divided material which can be easily suspended within the reaction medium.

Finely divided platinum group metal salts are supported on a high surface area material, with various loading, under extremely controlled conditions. It involves careful selection of various parameters such as a metal precursor, its concentration, pH, temperature, precipitating agent, reducing agent, sequence and rate of addition of various salts to make efficient catalysts.

The surface area of the support determines metal loading and dispersion. The pore size distribution influences the diffusion rates and controls the course of the reaction. Surface chemistry, and thermal and chemical stability of the support decides the performance of the catalyst. The metal location, its crystallite size and oxidation state influences a catalyst's selectivity. The support also facilitates improved metal recovery.

There are diverse advantages of tailored-catalyst that include strong technical assistance, capacity enhancement in short duration, higher metal return, shorter delivery time and world-class production facilities.

Platinum

SR. No.	Grade	Metal Content	Support	Application
1	RD-236	3%, 5%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Reductive alkylation/Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Halonitroaromatics hydrgenation
2	RD-316	5%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Reductive alkylation/Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Halonitroaromatics hydrgenation
3	RD-381	3%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Halonitroaromatics hydrgenation
4	RD-451	1%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Halonitroaromatics hydrgenation
5	RD-537	5%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Halonitroaromatics hydrgenation
6	RD-709	3%, 5%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation
7	RD-714	5%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation
8	RD-741	3%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation
9	RD-4112	5%	Carbon	Nitro reduction & Reductive amination
10	RD-4086	1.50%	Carbon	Nitro to hydroxyl to amine

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Palladium

SR. No.	Grade	Metal Content	Support	Application
1	RD-92	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation
2	RD-124	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
3	RD-162	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation/Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation,N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprotection
4	RD-169	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation Dehydrogenation
5	RD-172	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation Dehydrogenation
6	RD-189	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation Dehydrogenation Dehalogenation
7	RD-203	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
8	RD-206	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
9	RD-213	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
10	RD-245	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation
11	RD-250	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
12	RD-298	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Dehydrogenation Dehalogenation
13	RD-299	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Dehydrogenation Dehalogenation
14	RD-306	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
15	RD-312	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
16	RD-343	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
17	RD-454	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
18	RD-484	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Dehydrogenation Dehalogenation
19	RD-501	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Dehydrogenation Dehalogenation
20	RD-506	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
21	RD-572	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
22	RD-609	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
23	RD-612	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Dehalogenation
24	RD-619	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation Dehalogenation
25	RD-636	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
26	RD-672	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation
27	RD-692	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation
28	RD-718	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
29	RD-778	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection
30	RD-841	5%, 10%	Carbon	C-C bonds hydrogenation Double bonds, Triple bonds C-N bonds hydrogenation Nitriles,Imines,Hydrazones,Oximes C=O bond hydrogenation Aromatic aldehydes,Aromatic Ketones Reductive alkylation / Amination Nitro / Nitroso group hydrogenation Debenzylation / Hydrogenolysis O-Debenzylation, N-Debenzylation, Cbz-(Z)Deprtection Hetroaromatic hydrogenation Dehalogenation
31	RD-355	5%, 10%	Carbon	Selective reduction
32	RD-355 L	5%, 10%	Carbon	Selective reduction
33	RD-373	5%, 10%	Carbon	Selective reduction
34	RD-4173	5%	Carbon	Nitro reduction
35	RD-4089	5%	Carbon	Nitro reduction & Reductive amination
36	RD-4161	10%	Carbon	Multiple De-benzylation
37	RD-4153	5%	Carbon	De-benzylation
38	RD-4094	5%	Carbon	De-benzylation
39	RD-4092	3%	Carbon	De-benzylation
40	RD-4099	3%	Carbon	De-benzylation
41	RD-4136	5%	Carbon	Carbonyl reduction
42	RD-4105	5%	Carbon	Carbonyl reduction
43	RD-4093	5%	Carbon	Hydroxyl (-OH) to amine
44	RD-4113	10%	Carbon	Hydroxyl (-OH) to amine
45	RD-4095	10%	Carbon	Coupling Reaction and De-benzylation
46	RD-4163	5%	Calcium carbonate	Alkyne to alkene

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Rhodium

SR. No.	Grade	Metal Content	Support	Application
1	RD-8	5%	Aulmina	Hetroaromatic hydrogenation
2	RD-199	5%	Carbon	Hetroaromatic hydrogenation

Ruthenium

SR. No.	Grade	Metal Content	Support	Application
1	RD-800	5%	Carbon	Hetroaromatic hydrogenation
2	RD-4156	5%	Carbon	Hydroxyl (-OH) to amine
3	RD-4091	5%	Carbon	Ring Reduction/Double bond reduction
4	RD-4115	5%	Carbon	Ring Reduction/Double bond reduction
5	RD-4116	10%	Carbon	Ring Reduction/Double bond reduction

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Homogeneous Catalysts

Precious Metal Compounds

Homogeneous catalysts are precious metal compounds/salts which are usually associated with organic ligands. These homogeneous catalysts offer a great advantage for chemical reaction in terms of mild reaction parameters with high activity, and selectivity such as chemoselectivity, regioselectivity, steroselectivity, enantioselectivity and recyclability. In contrast to a heterogeneous catalyst, a homogeneous catalyst and reactant are in the same phase during the entire duration of reaction, thus eliminating pore diffusion limitation on an industrial scale. As the homogeneous catalyst mechanism is better understood, manipulation of process parameter becomes easier. PGM metal homogeneous catalysts are crucial in homogeneous catalyst reactions.

The drawback of a homogeneous catalyst is difficulty in separation and recovery of catalyst. A small loss of homogeneous catalyst leads to a huge financial burden, elongated chemical process and contamination of environment making it an uneconomic process. Hindustan Platinum leads the way by providing a complete loop for recovery of PGM from spent homogeneous catalysts.

Platinum

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
(NH₄)₂PtCl₆	Ammonium hexachloroplatinate(IV)	16919-58-7	443.89	43.95	slightly soluble in water
(NH₄)₂PtCl₄	Ammonium tetrachloroplatinate (II)	13820-41-2	372.98	52.29	water
PtCl₂(NH₃)₂	cis-Diamminedichloroplatinum (II)	15663-27-1	300.06	65	in DMF
PtCl₄(NH₃)₂	trans-Diamminetetrachloroplatinum (IV)	16893-06-4	370.96	52.6
Pt[(C₂H₅)₂S]₂Cl₂	cis-Dichlorobis (diethylsulfied) platinum (II)	15442-57-6	446.37	43.7	acetone, alcohol
PtCl₂(H₂NCH₂NH₂)	Dichloro(ethylenediammine) platinum (II)	14096-51-6	326.1	59.8
H₂PtCl₆.6H₂O	Dihydrogen hexachloroplatinate (IV)	26023-84-7	409.82		water, acetone,alcohol
(CH₃)₃Ptl	Iodotrimethylplatinum (IV)	14364-93-3	367.09	53.1
Pt	Platinum black	07440-06-4	195.08	98
PtCl₂	Platinum chloride (II)	10025-65-7	266	73	HCl, NH₄OH
PtCl₄	Platinum chloride (IV)	13454-96-1	336.9	57.9	H₂O, HCl, acetone
PtO₂.xH₂O	Platinum (IV) oxide	1314-15-4	227.09	80-84
Pt	Platinum sponge	07440-06-4	195.08	99.95+	aquaregia
K₂PtCl₄	Potassium tetrachloroplatinate	10025-99-7	415.11	46.99	water
Na₂PtCl₆.6H₂O	Sodium hexachloroplatinate (IV)	19583-77-8	453.79	34	water, acetone, alcohol
Pt(NH₃)4Cl₂.H₂O	Tetraammineplatinate (II) chloride	1393-32-9	334.11	55.4	water

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Palladium

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
Pd(NH₃)₂Cl₂	Trans-Dichlorodiammine palladium (II) chloride	14323-43-4	211.37	50.3	NH₄OH
(NH₃)₂Pd(NO₂)₂	Diamminepalladium (II) nitrite	14852-83-6	232.47	46
Pd	Palladium black	07440-05-3	106.4	98
Pd	Palladium sponge	07440-05-3	106.4	99.95+
PdCl₂	Palladium (II) chloride	7647-10-1	177.31	60	dil. HCl
K₂PdCl₆	Potassium hexachloropalladate (IV)	16919-73-6	397.32	26.8	slightly soluable in HCl
Pd(NO₃)₂.xH₂O	Palladium (II) nitrate	10102-05-3	230.43	46.18	ddl,HNO₃
PdO	Palladium (II) oxide	1314-08-5	122.4	87	48% HBr
K₂PdCl₄	Potassium tetrachloropalladate (II)	10025-98-6	326.42	32.59	water
K₂[Pd(CN)₄].3H₂O	Potassium tetracyanopalladate (II)	14516-46-2	288.68	31.1
Na₂PdCl₄.xH₂O	Sodium tetrachloropalladate (II)	18284-36-1	294.2	36.17	water,C₂H₅OH
Pd(NH₃)₄Cl₂.H₂O	Tetraamminepalladium (II) chloride	13933-31-8	245.43	40.2
[Pd(NH₃)₄][PdCl₄]	Tetraamminepalladium (II) tetrachloropalladate (II)	13820-44-5	422.8	25.17

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Rhodium

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
(NH₄)₃RhCI₆.xH₂O	Ammonium hexachlororhodate (III)	15336-18-2	369.74	27.83	water
Rh₆(CO)₁₆	Hexadecacarbonyl hexarhodium	28407-51-4	1065.61	58	sparingly soluable in CHCl₃,CCl₄,Ch₂Cl₂
RhH[P(C₆H₅)₃]₄	Hydridotetrakis (triphenylphosphine) rhodium (I)	18284-36-1	1153.09	8.9	toluene, chloroform
K₃RhCl₆	Potassium hexachlororhodate (III)	13845-07-3	432.93	23.77
[Rh(CO₂CH₃)₂]₂	Rhodium (II) acetate, dimer	15956-28-2	441.99	46.57	water
Rh	Rodium black	7440-16-6	102.9	98
RhCl₃.xH₂O	Rodium (III) chloride	20765-98-4	209.26	39	water, alcohol, HCl
Rh	Rodium sponge	7440-16-6	102.9	99.9+
Rh₂(SO₄)₃	Rodium (III) sulphate 10% solution	10489-46-0	494	41.66
[Rh(C₇H₁₅COO)₂]₂	Rhodium octanoate dimer	73482-96-9	778.62	26.46	hot alcohol, Ch₂Cl₂, toluene, acetic acid

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Ruthenium

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
K₂RuCl₅.XH₂O	Potassium pentachlororuthenate (III)	14404-33-2	356.54	28.3
RuCl₃.xH₂O	Ruthenium (III) chloride	14898-67-9	207.43	38-43	water, alcohol
Ru	Ruthenium black	7440-18-8	101.07
Ru	Ruthenium powder	7440-18-8	101.07	99.9

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iridium

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
(NH₄)₃lrCl₆.xH₂O	Ammonium hexachloroiridate (III)	15752-05-3	459.06	41.9
lr	Iridium black	7439-88-5	192.22
IrCl₃.xH₂O	Iridium chloride hydrate	14996-61-3	298.58	64.4	water, alcohol
IrO₂	Iridium (IV) oxide	12030-49-8	224.2	85.7
Ir	Iridium sponge	7439-88-5	192.22	99.9
Na₃IrCl₆.xH₂O	Sodium hexachloroiridate (III)	123334-23-6	473.89	40.6
K₂IrCl₆	Potassium hexachloroiridate (IV)	16920-56-2	483.12	39.8

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gold

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
(NH₄)AuCl₄.xH₂O	Ammonium tetrachloroaurate (III)	13874-04-9	356.82	55.2	water, alcohol
Au	Gold powder	7440-57-5	196.97	99.95+
AuCl	Gold (I) chloride	10294-29-8	232.42	84.75
AuCN	Gold (I) cyandide	506-65-0	222.98	88.33
HAuCl₄.xH₂O	Hydrogen tetrachloroaurate (III)	27988-77-8	339.79	50	HNO₃
NaAuCl₄.₂H₂O	Sodium tetrachloroaurate (III)	13874-02-7	361.77	49.5	water, alcohol, ether
KAuCl₄	Potassium tetrachloroaurate (III)	13682-61-6	377.88	52.1	water

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Silver

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
AgBr	Silver bromide	7785-23-1	187.78	57.44	partially soluble in NH₃
AgCl	Silver (I) chloride	7783-90-6	143.32	75.26	NH₃, alkali cyanide
AgF	Silver (I) fluoride	7775-41-9	126.87	85	HF, NH₃, CH₃CN
Agl	Silver (I) iodide	7783-96-2	234.77	45.95	alkali cyanides & iodides
AgNo₃	Silver (I) nitrate	7761-88-8	169.87	63.5	water, alcohol
Ag₂O	Silver (I) oxide	20667-12-3	231.74	93	dil.HNO₃, NH₃
Ag	Silver powder	7440-22-4	107.86	99.99	dil.HNO₃
AgCOOCH3	Silver acetate	563-63-3	168.9	64.63	dilute nitric acid
AgCOOCH(OH)CH3	Silver lactate	128-00-7	197.7	50-55	water
Ag2CO3	Silver carbonate	534-16-7	275.75	78.23	all acids

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Hygroscopic

Light sensitive

Moisture Sensitive

Anhydrous

Salts and Solutions

Hindustan Platinum makes an array of high purity precious metal inorganic salts and solutions, which are used in diverse applications. Our extensive portfolio includes products that are used as precursors to manufacture catalysts for Automobiles, Pharmaceuticals and Fine Chemicals, starting material for Cancer Treatment, Plating of Jewellery and Electronics products, as well as Manufacturing of Mirrors and Voting Ink.

We can supply material from a few grams to hundreds of kilos as per customer specifications and with customized packaging. To meet the expectations of our clients, we collaborate with them, giving them tailored products to suit their needs. We provide our technical expertise and experience to improve our customers’ processes.

Our flexible and quick to respond aspect helps our customers to gain edge over their competition, thus enriching our partnership with them.

PLATINUM

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
Pt₂[CH₂=CH(CH₃)₂SiO	Platinum(0)1,1,3,3-divinyldisiloxane	68478-92-2		5% Pt in	xylene , polysiloxanes
Si(CH₂)₂CH-CH₂]₃	OR Karsted Catalyst /solutionin xylene			Solutions
Pt[P(C₆H₅)₃]₄	Tetrakis (triphenylphosphine) platinum (0)	14221-02-4	1244.21	15.68	benzene

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Palladium

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
[Pd(C₂H₃O₂)₂]₃	Palladium (II) acetate	3375-31-3	673.46	47.4	as a monomer in pyridine, NH₃, toluene
Pd[P(C₆H₅)2CH₃]₄	Tetrakis (methyldiphenylphosphine) palladium (0)	24981-80-4	907.29	11.73
Pd[P(C₆H₅)₃]₄	Tetrakis(triphenylphosphine) palladium (0)	14221-01-3	1155.57	9.21	C₂H₅OH, C₆H₆
PdCl₂[P(C₆H₅)₃]₂	trans-Dichlorobis(triphenylphosphine) palladium (II)	13965-03-2	701.89	15.16	benzene, toluene
[PdCl(C₃H₅)]₂	Allylpalladium(ll)chloride dimer	12012-95-2	365.85	58.13	chloroform, benzene
Pd(COOCF₃)₂	Palladium trifluoroacetate	42196-31-6	332.45	31	ether, acetone
PdCl₂(C₆H₅CN)₂	Bis(benzonitrile)dichloropalladium	14220-64-5	383.57	27	chloroform
PdCl₂(CH₃CN)₂	Dichlorobis(acetonitrile)palladium(II)	14592-56-4	259	40.4	acetone, chloroform
Pd[(C₆H₅CH=CH)₂CO]₂	Bis(dibenzylideneacetone )palladium(0)	32005-36-0	575	18.5	chloroform
Pd₂[(C₆H₅CH=CH)₂CO]₃	Tris(dibenzylideneacetone) dipalladium(0)	51364-51-3	916	23.2	chloroform
Pd₂[(C₆H₅CH=CH)₂CO]₃.CHCI₃	Tris(dibenzylideneacetone)dipalladium-	52522-40-4	1035	20.5	chloroform
PdCl₂[(C₅H₄P(C₆H₅)₂)₂Fe]	Dichloro-1,1'-bisdiphenylphosphinoferrocene	72287-26-4	728	14.5	moderate in chloroform
PdCl₂[(C₅H₄P(C₆H₅)₂) ₂Fe] (CH₃)₂CO	Dichloro-1,1'-bisdiphenylphosphinoferrocene palladium(ll)acetone adduct	851232-71-8	789	13.7	chloroform, dichloromethane
PdCl₂[(C₅H₄P(C₆H₅)₂)₂Fe] CH₂CI₂	Dichloro-1,1'-bisdiphenylphosphinoferrocene palladium(ll)dichloromethane adduct	95464-05-4	816	13	dichloromethane
PdCl₂[(C₆H₅)₂P(CH₂)₂P(C₆H₅)₂]	Dichloro-1,1'-bisdiphenylphosphinoethane palladium(II)	19978-61-1	575	18.5	dichloromethane
PdCl₂[(C₆H₅)₂P(CH₂)₃P(C₆H₅)₂]	Dichloro-1,1'-bisdiphenylphosphinopropane palladium(II)	59831-02-6	590	18	dichloromethane
PdCl₂[(C₆H₅)₂P(CH2)4P(C6H5)2]	Dichloro-1,1'-bisdiphenylphosphinobutane palladium(II)	29964-62-3	603	18.5	sparingly in DMF
Pd[P(t-C₄H₉)₃]₂	Bis-tri-t butylphosphine palladium(0)	53199-31-8	510	20.9	not soluble, but decomposes
PdCl(CH2C₆H₅)P[(C₆H₅)₃]₂	Benzyl(chloro)Bis triphenylphosphine palladium(II)	22784-59-4	757.58	14	dichloromethane
PdCl₂[(C₄H₉)₂P(C₅H₄)]₂Fe	1,1-Bis(di-tert butylphosphineo)ferrocene palladium(ll)chloride	95408-45-0	651	16.3	not soluble
PdCl₂(C₇H₈)	Dichloro(norbornadiene)palladium(II)	12317-46-3	269	39.5	chloroform
PdCl2(C8H12)	Dichloro(1,5-cyclooctadiene)palladium(II)	12107-56-1	286	37.3	moderate in dichloromethane

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Rhodium

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
[RhCl(C8H₁₂)]₂	Chloro(1,5-cyclooctadiene)rhodium(l)dimer	12092-47-6	493	41.7	acetone, methanol
RhCl(CO)[P(C₆H₅)₃]₂	Carbonylchlorobis (triphenylphosphine)rhodium (I)	13938-94-8	690.71	15	acetone, ethanol
[RhCl(C₂H₄)₂]₂	Chlorobis (ethylene) rhodium (I) dimer	12081-16-2	388.93	52.9
[Rh(C₈H₁₂)Cl]₂	Chloro(1,5-cyclooctadiene)rhodium(I) dimer	12092-47-6	493.08	41	sparingly soluble in common solvents
RhCl[(C₆H₅)₃P]₃	Chlorotris (triphenylphosphine) rhodium (I)	14694-95-2	925.23	11.1	benzene, toluene
RhCl₂(C₂H₈N₂)₂NO₃	trans-Dichlorobis(ethylenediamine) rhodium(lll)nitrate		356.01	28.9
RhH[P(C₆H₅)₃]₄	Hydridotetrakis (triphenylphosphine) rhodium (I)	18284-36-1	1153.09	8
[Rh(CO₂CH₃)₂]₂	Rhodium (II) acetate, dimer	15956-28-2	441.99	46.57	water
[Rh(C₇H₁₅COO)₂]₂	Rhodium octanoate dimer	73482-96-9	778.62	26.46	hot alcohol, CH2Cl2, toluene, acetic acid

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ruthenium

Compound	Name	CAS	F.W.	% P.M	Solubility
RuO₂.x H₂O	Ruthenium (IV)Oxide, Hydrated	32740-79-7	187	52-55	hydrochloric acid aqueous
[(C₈H₁₂)RuCl₂]n	Dichloro(1,5-cyclooctadiene)ruthenium(IIp)olymer	50982-12-2	280	34-36	not soluble
(CH₃CH₂CH₂)₄N⁺RuO^-₄	Tetrapropylammonium perruthenate	114615-82-6	351.43	28.75
[RuCl₂(C₁₀H₁₄)]₂	Dichlorobis(p-cymene))ruthenium(ll)dimer	52462-29-0	612	33	alcohol
Ru₂Cl₄[(S)-BINAP]₂. complex	Ruthenium -(S)- BINAP complex		1690	11 approx
Ru(CH₃COCHCOCH₃)₃	Tris(acetylacetonate)ruthenium(III)	14284-93-6	398	25.4	chloroform

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Suitable Supports

For powder precious metals catalysts, the support has an active role to play. The surface area and hydroxyl groups present of the support determines metal loading and dispersion. The pore size distribution influences the diffusion rates and controls the course of the reaction. Surface chemistry and thermal and chemical stability of the support determines the catalyst’s performance. The metal location on the support, its crystallite size and oxidation state influences the catalyst’s selectivity.

Activated Carbon

Alumina

Other Supports

Mostly derived from natural sources, this commonly used support is subjected to physical and chemical variations. Its surface area can range up to 1200 m2/g. The carbon supported catalyst comes as dry powder or a paste with 50% water. The former is considered potentially more pyrophoric in the presence of organic solvents and needs more skillful handling. Furthermore, handling losses are minimized by using the wet catalyst. At times the catalyst can be reused like washing with water followed by solvents. Easy recovery of precious metals can be possible by carbon incineration.

This support with a surface area of up to 300 m²/g can be produced in pure state. Apart from the surface area and porosity, other performance related parameters can be adjusted to the desired catalytic process. This well characterized support has low absorption, high thermal stability than carbon and is non-combustible.

Calcium Carbonate, Barium Carbonate and Barium Sulphate are low surface area supports with low absorptive capacity which are used for specific catalyst manufacturing.

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Our catalysts are tailor-made to meet our clients’ expectations and parameters. The R&D process is effective as we co-ordinate with our customers’ technical personnel to develop the right catalyst for their applications. Every day we develop different catalysts with varying precious metal loadings ranging from 1% to 20%. Our expert team also provides solutions to customers’ production related queries and problems.

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Sampling is the crux for accurate determination of precious metal content in scrap material. This material needs to be homogenized to draw samples which represent the entire lot. Depending on the nature of the material, this can be achieved by a combination of incineration, sieving, grinding, blending & melting. Multiple representative samples are then drawn for evaluation of metal content by us, by the customer & if required by a reputed international laboratory.

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