Description
Vanadium exhibits a moderately high melting point, enabling it to maintain stability under high-temperature conditions during evaporation. This characteristic ensures a smooth and efficient deposition process, resulting in uniform and high-quality coatings.
Moreover, Vanadium Evaporation Materials possess good electrical conductivity, allowing them to effectively conduct electricity during the evaporation process. This property is crucial in applications where the electrical properties of the coating are of utmost importance.
Additionally, Vanadium Evaporation Materials are known for their good corrosion resistance. They can withstand exposure to various chemical agents without undergoing significant degradation, ensuring the durability and longevity of the coatings.
Furthermore, Vanadium Evaporation Materials possess a relatively low vapor pressure, which enables precise control over the evaporation rate and thickness of the deposited layer. This precision is crucial in achieving the desired coating properties and performance.
Specification
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Material
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Vanadium
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Atomic Weight
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50.9415
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Color/Appearance
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Silvery Gray Metallic
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Thermal Conductivity
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30.7 W/m.K
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Melting Point (°C)
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1,890
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Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
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8.4 x 10-6/K
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Theoretical Density (g/cc)
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6.11
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Z Ratio
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0.53
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Temp. (°C) for Given Vap. Press. (Torr)
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10^-8: 1,162 10^-6: 1,332 10^-4: 1,547
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Applications
1. Thin Film Coatings: Vanadium Evaporation Materials are employed in the deposition of thin films on various substrates. These films can enhance the physical and chemical properties of the underlying material, such as corrosion resistance, hardness, and electrical conductivity. Vanadium thin films find applications in the microelectronics industry, where they are used to create components with enhanced performance.
2. Electronic Devices: Vanadium Evaporation Materials play a crucial role in the production of electronic devices. Their excellent electrical conductivity and stability under high-temperature conditions make Vanadium an ideal material for creating robust and reliable electronic components such as transistors, diodes, and capacitors.
3. Solar Cells: Vanadium Evaporation Materials are also used in the production of solar cells. Vanadium-based thin films can be deposited on photovoltaic materials to enhance their light absorption and conversion efficiency, thereby improving the overall performance of solar cells.
4. Cutting Tools and Wear-Resistant Components: Vanadium's hardness and wear resistance make it a suitable material for manufacturing cutting tools and wear-resistant components. These applications require materials that can maintain their sharpness and performance under high stress and wear conditions.
5. Catalysis: Vanadium Evaporation Materials are employed as catalysts in various chemical reactions. Their ability to promote the rate of chemical reactions without undergoing significant degradation makes Vanadium an effective catalyst in industrial processes.
6. Research and Development: Vanadium Evaporation Materials are also widely used in research and development settings. Scientists and engineers utilize their unique properties to explore new materials, devices, and technologies.
Packaging:
Our evaporation materials are carefully handled to prevent damage during storage and transportation and to preserve the quality of our products in their original condition.
