Tin Oxide White

Tin oxide is an inorganic substance formed by the combination of tin and oxygen. Tin is classified as a metal in the fourteenth group of the current periodic table. Tin is also known as stannum. Tin produces two types of oxides: stannous oxide (Black) and stannic oxide (White).

Molecular Formulae- SnO2

Alternative Names- Stannic Oxide, Tin (IV) oxide

Country of Origin- India

BENEFITS AND APPLICATION-

• Tin oxide white is used in the production of ceramic glasses.
• Tin oxides are used in surface polishing.
• Tin oxide white acts as a catalyst in a variety of chemical processes.
• The magnetic properties of tin oxide white nanoparticles are used in magnetic data storage and magnetic resonance imaging.
• Catalysts, energy-saving coatings, and anti-static coatings all use tin oxide white.
• It's used in solar cells, electrodes, and anti-reflective coatings.
• Tin oxide white is used in gas sensors, optoelectronic devices, and resistors.