Inorganic Chemicals
Inorganic Chemicals is one of the chemical categories in the Jingsj catalog, with 4,160 entries listed.
Inorganic chemicals cover acids, bases, salts, oxides, and elemental or simple inorganic compounds. The category spans commodity materials such as mineral acids and alkalis as well as specialty inorganic salts, catalysts, and electronic-grade compounds.
Applications include water treatment, fertilizers, pigments, catalysts, metallurgy, glass and ceramics, and electronics manufacturing. When sourcing, check assay or purity grade, trace-metal limits, moisture sensitivity, packaging, and the supplier's safety documentation.
Cesium bromate
tungsten silicide
Zirconium Boride
Zinc bromate
potassium azide
Ammonium iodate
Lead telluride
Antimony(III) selenide
Copper(II) selenide
Magnesium iodate
Aluminum phosphate
Zirconium boride
Palladium(II) sulfate
hafnium oxide
sulfate
Arsinic acid
Lead sulfate basic
Barium chlorate
Cupric chlorate
Samarium sulfate
Tantalum (V) bromide
Alusulf
2 suppliers
ytterbium nitride
Phosphorus pentasulfide
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Inorganic Chemicals entries are in the Jingsj catalog?
4,160 entries are currently listed in this category.
What are examples of Inorganic Chemicals?
Examples include Cesium bromate (CAS 13454-75-6), tungsten silicide (CAS 12039-88-2), Zirconium Boride (CAS 12046-91-2).
Are supplier prices available for Inorganic Chemicals?
Entries with supplier offers show reference prices; other entries can be quoted on request.
How do I find a supplier for Inorganic Chemicals?
Browse the supplier directory or open a compound page to see listed suppliers.
Data compiled from public chemical databases such as PubChem and supplier catalogs; supplier offers are provided by suppliers.
How to cite: Jingsj. "Inorganic Chemicals". Jingsj Chemical Database. https://www.jingsj.com/category/inorganic (accessed 2026-11-06).
Data for reference only; verify product details with suppliers before purchase.