How Can I Find the Chemical Hg12Ti3Ba30Ca30Cu45O125?

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The discussion centers on the difficulty of obtaining the chemical Mercury Thallium Barium Calcium Copper-Oxide (Hg12Ti3Ba30Ca30Cu45O125). Users report challenges in finding commercial vendors for this compound. A suggestion is made to search for the chemical using its alternative notation (Hg12Tl3Ba30Ca30Cu45O125), replacing Titanium (Ti) with Thallium (Tl), which may yield better results. Additionally, a patent related to the compound is mentioned as a potential resource for further research.
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Does anyone know how one might obtain a chemical called "Mercury Thallium Barium Calcium Copper-Oxide"(Hg12Ti3Ba30Ca30Cu45O125)? I searched online, but I couldn't find any vendors.
 
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It's possible that you might not be able to purchase it commercially. (It happens.)

Using Google Scholar, I was able to find this patent. It might serve as a useful starting point for further investigation/online searches, I hope!
 
Thanks for finding the patent!
 
LastTimelord said:
Does anyone know how one might obtain a chemical called "Mercury Thallium Barium Calcium Copper-Oxide"(Hg12Ti3Ba30Ca30Cu45O125)? I searched online, but I couldn't find any vendors.
Maybe you have more luck when you search for
Hg12Tl3Ba30Ca30Cu45O125 (Thallium Tl instead of Titanium Ti)
instead.
 
Oh, I have been, I must have just typo'd the "i" when I posted this thread.
 
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