Introduction:
Copper Iodide (CuI) is an inorganic compound that appears as a white to light brown powder, used widely in catalysis, organic synthesis, and electronic applications. It is valued for its excellent thermal stability, electrical conductivity, and catalytic efficiency in various chemical reactions. Copper Iodide is insoluble in water but dissolves in concentrated acids and ammonia, making it suitable for diverse industrial and laboratory applications.
 
Applications:
Catalyst in Organic Synthesis: Used in coupling reactions, halogen exchange, and other catalytic processes.
Electronics Industry: Functions as a p-type semiconductor material in solar cells and sensors.
Pigment Manufacturing: Serves as a colorant and stabilizer in glass and ceramic production.
Pharmaceuticals: Used in the synthesis of iodine-containing compounds.
Antifouling Paints: Added to marine coatings to prevent biological growth on ship hulls.
 
Benefits:
High purity and consistent particle size for reliable performance.
Excellent catalytic activity in chemical synthesis.
Thermal and chemical stability under a wide range of conditions.
Enhances adhesion and durability in coating formulations.
Long shelf life and easy handling.