BARIUM PERIODATE
- CAS NO.：94601-53-3
- Empirical Formula: BaI2O9(-2)
- Molecular Weight: 535.13
- MDL number: MFCD04039953
- SAFETY DATA SHEET (SDS)
What is BARIUM PERIODATE?
Preparation
Barium Periodate can be prepared by the reaction of periodic acid on
barium hydroxide:
Ba(OH)2＋ 2HIO4→Ba(IO4)2
Barium Periodate is relatively insoluble and can be removed from solution by filtration. It is a white powder and is a strong oxidizing agent
that will explode if mixed with organics or other oxidizable
compounds.
Safety information for BARIUM PERIODATE
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