SB1132 Indium Antimonide (InSb) (CAS No. 1312-41-0)

Catalog No.	SB1132
Appearance	Dark-grey Silvery Lump or Powder
Melting Point	525 °C
Molecular Formula	InSb
Band gap	0.17 eV

Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) has gained a strong reputation with research institutions and industries by providing ultra-high purity indium antimonide (InSb).

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Indium Antimonide Description

Indium antimonide (InSb) is a crystalline compound made from indium and antimony. It is dark-grey silvery metal or powder in appearance. It has a high electron and a unique lattice structure that is frequently used in semiconductor materials. Upon exposer to temperatures over 500 °C, Indium antimonide will melt, decompose, and release antimony and antimony oxide vapors.

Indium Antimonide

Indium Antimonide Applications

Used as a narrow-gap semiconductor material.
Used in infrared detectors, including thermal imaging cameras, FLIR systems, infrared homing missile guidance systems.

Indium Antimonide Specification

Item No.	Description	Purity
IA51-4N	Indium Antimonide (powder, lump) For production of infrared detector, hall element and resistance element;	99.99%
IA51-5N	Indium Antimonide (powder, lump) For production of infrared detector, hall element and resistance element;	99.999%
IA51-6N	Indium Antimonide (powder, lump) For production of infrared detector, hall element and resistance element;	99.9999%

Indium Antimonide Packaging

Our indium antimonide is carefully handled to minimize damage during storage and transportation and to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.

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