Boron cluster compounds have become essential intermediates and functional materials in modern chemistry due to their unique electron-deficient structures, thermal stability, and high hydrogen content. UCHEM offers a comprehensive portfolio of boron-hydride derivatives and their salts, including Tetramethylammonium octahydrotriborate (CAS 12386-10-6), Trimethylammonium tetradecahydroundecaborate (CAS 12076-74-3), Triethylammonium nido-tetradecahydroundecaborate (CAS 12106-44-4), Lithium dodecahydrododecaborate tetrahydrate (CAS 1166383-94-3), Dodecahydrododecaborate,sodiumsalt (CAS 12008-78-5), and Decahydrodecaborate,ammoniumsalt (CAS 12008-61-6).
These boron hydrides serve as reducing agents, boron sources, and model compounds for hydrogen storage systems. Their ability to release hydrogen controllably under mild conditions makes them valuable in sustainable energy technologies and solid-state hydrogen storage materials.
Further extending the boron cluster series, UCHEM also provides Dodecahydro-arachno-bis(acatonitrile)decaborane (CAS 28377-97-1) and 6,9-{(C2H5)2S}2-B10H12 (CAS 32124-79-1) - both compounds of interest in boron cluster functionalization, metal complex formation, and organoboron catalysis. These derivatives are used in exploring boron-based materials with tailored electronic and photophysical properties.
Moreover, sodium and sulfur-containing boron clusters, including Sodium decahydrodecaborate (CAS 12294-20-1), Sodium mercaptododecaborate (N-BSH, CAS 144885-51-8), and Mercaptoundecahydrododecaborate (CAS 12294-22-3), play crucial roles in boron neutron capture therapy (BNCT) and radiation protection research. Their high boron content and chemical stability make them promising candidates for next-generation boron delivery systems.
UCHEM ensures high purity, batch-to-batch consistency, and reliable global supply across all boron cluster compounds. Each product is available in research and industrial-grade quantities to support academic research, materials innovation, and pharmaceutical development.
