Silver

Article number:

3000014

CAS No.:

7440-22-4

Formula:

Ag

Molecular weight:

107,87 g/mol

Silver is a shiny white precious metal. The soft and easily formable heavy metal has one of the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of all metals. Approximately 20% of the silver is extracted from silver ore, whereby it can also be extracted from lead ore and copper ore. Silver has a bactericidal, i.e. a slightly toxic, property. Therefore silver is used for medical purposes such e. g. used for wound dressings, for medical devices or as a coating. Silver ions are used in disinfectants and therapeutic agents because silver ions can have a bacteriostatic or bactericidal effect and thus kill pathogens. In addition to the currency function, silver is also used as jewelry, for silver medals and for musical instruments.

Potassium silver cyanide
ARTICLE NUMBER: 506-61-6
CAS NO.: 506-61-6
FORMULA: K[Ag(CN)2]
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 199,00 g/mol
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ARTICLE NUMBER: 7783-90-6
CAS NO.: 7783-90-6
FORMULA: AgCl
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 143,32 g/mol
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Silver-I-cyanide
ARTICLE NUMBER: 506-64-9
CAS NO.: 506-64-9
FORMULA: AgCN
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 133,89 g/mol
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ARTICLE NUMBER: 21548-73-2
CAS NO.: 21548-73-2
FORMULA: Ag2S
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 247,80 g/mol
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ARTICLE NUMBER: 7783-96-2
CAS NO.: 7783-96-2
FORMULA: Agl
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 234,77 g/mol
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Silver oxide
ARTICLE NUMBER: 20667-12-3
CAS NO.: 20667-12-3
FORMULA: Ag2O
MOLECULAR WEIGHT: 231,74 g/mol
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