Introduction:
Cadmium Iodide is a white crystalline inorganic compound with the chemical formula CdI₂. It is known for its layered crystal structure and high solubility in water and alcohol. Cadmium Iodide is widely used in laboratory synthesis, thin-film coatings, electrochemical applications, and semiconductor research. Due to its unique optical and electrical properties, it plays a crucial role in materials science and analytical chemistry.
 
Applications:
Used in photography and electroplating processes.
Acts as a precursor for the synthesis of cadmium-based semiconductors and nanomaterials.
Employed in analytical chemistry as a reagent and catalyst.
Utilized in thin film deposition and optical coatings.
Applied in research laboratories for studying crystal structure and halide chemistry.
 
Benefits:
High purity and consistent crystalline form.
Excellent solubility and reactivity in various solvents.
Reliable for industrial and research-grade applications.
Provides stable performance in synthesis and coating processes.
Ideal for academic, material science, and R&D applications.