78 Pt Platinum
Pt salts & precursors

Diamminedinitritoplatinum(II)

CAS 14286-02-3

P-salt is the standard halide-free platinum source for electroplating baths and catalyst manufacture — the workhorse precursor behind bright platinum deposits on connectors, sensors and jewelry, and chloride-sensitive supported catalysts.

Specification

Typical specification

Molecular formulaPt(NH₃)₂(NO₂)₂
Molecular weight321.18
Purity (metals basis)≥ 99.9%
Platinum content≥ 60.7%
AppearanceWhite to pale-yellow powder
Chloride≤ 50 ppm
Available formsSolid or ammoniacal solution at specified Pt g/L
HS code (export)2843900039

Lot-specific COA issued with every shipment. SDS and ICP elemental impurity data available on request.

Applications

Where Pt(NH₃)₂(NO₂)₂ (P-salt) is used

Platinum electroplating

The classical bath chemistry for dense, adherent platinum deposits on electronic contacts, electrodes and decorative work — valued for halide-free operation and stable deposition rates.

Halide-free catalyst impregnation

Used to prepare supported Pt catalysts where residual chloride would poison downstream chemistry or corrode equipment, decomposing cleanly to metal on calcination.

Handling & logistics

Storage and shipping

Storage. Store sealed, cool and dry, away from acids, reducing agents and organics; nitrite-containing compound.

Shipping. Ships with SDS; transport classification confirmed per pack size due to nitrite content.

Packaging. 5 g · 25 g · 100 g · Solution grades by contained Pt weight

Also searched as

Synonyms

  • P-salt
  • Platinum P salt
  • Diamminedinitroplatinum
  • Pt(NH3)2(NO2)2
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

How is pricing structured?

Quotes reference the day's metal fixing on assayed contained metal plus a stated conversion charge, and can be locked at order confirmation for recurring volumes.

Why choose P-salt over chloroplatinic acid?

P-salt is halide-free: plating baths run cleaner and supported catalysts avoid chloride poisoning. Where chloride is acceptable, chloroplatinic acid remains the cheaper route.

Do you take back spent material?

Yes — spent catalyst, residues and off-spec lots are assayed on receipt and the recovered metal credited against your next order, closing the loop on your metal inventory.