CeO2
172.115 g/mol
Industrial ChemicalDanger
Ceric oxide
CAS1306-38-3EC215-150-4
Category
Industrial Chemical
Compound Class
Inorganic Salt
Primary Use
catalyst, abrasive, pigment, glass additive
Ceric oxide, also known as cerium(IV) oxide or ceria, is a pale yellow-white powder and an oxide of the rare-earth metal cerium. It is an important commercial product used primarily as a catalyst, abrasive, pigment, and glass additive.
catalystabrasivepigment
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Safety Reference
Danger
H371May cause damage to organs
H372Causes damage to organs through prolonged or repeated exposure
Identifiers
IUPAC Name
dioxocerium
InChIKey
CETPSERCERDGAM-UHFFFAOYSA-N
SMILES
O=[Ce]=O
Synonyms (38)
- CERAMICS-AEium(IV) oxide
- Ceria
- Ceric dioxide
- Ceric oxide
- Cerium Oxydatum
- Cerium dioxide
- Cerium oxide (CeO2)
- Cerium(4+) oxide
- Cerium(IV) Oxide, Hydrated
- Cerium(IV) oxide
- Cerium(IV) oxide nanopowder
- Cerium(IV) oxide, REacton
- Cerium(IV) oxide, powder
- Cerium(IV) oxide, puriss.
- Cerium(IV)dioxide
- Molycomp 5310
- Needlal
- Needlal U15
- Needlal W10-01
- Needlal W15
- Nidoral
- Opaline
- dioxocerium