Tin dichloride dihydrate is a white crystalline solid that serves as a reducing agent and a key electrolyte in tin-plating baths. It is the stable dihydrate form of tin(II) chloride, and its aqueous solutions are prone to hydrolysis, especially when heated.
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CAS 10025-69-1
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