VD0774 Cadmium Fluoride (CdF2) Evaporation Materials

Cadmium Fluoride Evaporation Materials Description

Examine the properties of Cadmium Fluoride Evaporation Materials and assess their defined applications in several sectors. This page presents the principal characteristics and specific uses of integrating Cadmium Fluoride in thin‐film deposition processes.

Cadmium Fluoride Evaporation Materials Specification

Cadmium Fluoride Evaporation Materials Key Features

• Chemical Composition: Cadmium Fluoride (CdF2) comprises Cadmium (Cd) and Fluorine (F) and exists as a white, crystalline solid.

• Melting Point: CdF2 melts at 1 110 °C (2 030 °F; 1 380 K), thereby rendering it suitable for thermal evaporation processes.

• Density: With a density of 6.33 g/cm³ in its solid state, Cadmium Fluoride provides a measurable mass that contributes to its performance during thin‐film deposition.

Cadmium Fluoride Evaporation Materials Applications

1. Optical Coatings: Cadmium Fluoride thin films are applied as optical coatings on lenses, mirrors and various optical components. Its refractive properties are employed to control light transmission and reflection.

2. Scintillators: Cadmium Fluoride is utilised in scintillators for the detection of ionising radiation, thereby supporting applications in medical imaging and security systems.

3. Phosphors: Cadmium Fluoride is used in the production of phosphors for displays, lighting and imaging devices because of its luminescent properties.

Utilise Cadmium Fluoride Evaporation Materials and apply their defined characteristics for applications in multiple sectors.

Packaging

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