Introduction:
Palladium Chloride (PdCl₂) is a dark brown or reddish crystalline compound widely used in catalysis, electroplating, and organic synthesis. It is one of the most important palladium-based catalysts, valued for its high activity and selectivity in chemical transformations. Due to its strong oxidizing and catalytic properties, Palladium Chloride is essential in industries such as pharmaceuticals, fine chemicals, and electronics.
 
Applications:
Catalyst: Used in hydrogenation, oxidation, and carbon–carbon coupling reactions (e.g., Suzuki, Heck, and Stille reactions).
Pharmaceutical Industry: Plays a key role in the synthesis of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and fine organic compounds.
Electronics: Employed in electroplating and production of conductive coatings for circuit boards.
Chemical Industry: Used in the preparation of other palladium compounds and catalysts.
Gas Detection: Acts as a reagent for detecting carbon monoxide and hydrogen.
 
Benefits:
High catalytic efficiency and stability under diverse conditions.
Excellent selectivity in organic transformations.
Versatile reagent suitable for multiple industrial and laboratory applications.
Essential for modern catalysis in green and sustainable chemistry.
High purity and consistent performance in both research and production environments.