Europium(III)-sulphate Octahydrate Description
Europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate is used as a precursor in phosphor manufacture. It is utilised in fluorescent lamps, cathode‐ray tubes (CRTs) and selected light‐emitting diodes (LEDs). The luminescent properties of europium facilitate the production of specific colours in display technology.
Europium(III)-sulphate Octahydrate Specification
Item No.
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Description
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Purity (REO/TREO)
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SA63-3N
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Europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate TREO: > 40%
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99.9%
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SA63-4N
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Europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate TREO: > 40%
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99.99%
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Europium(III)-sulphate Octahydrate Application
Phosphors: Europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate is used as a precursor in the manufacture of europium-doped phosphors. These phosphors serve in various display technologies, including cathode‐ray tubes (CRTs), plasma screens and fluorescent lamps. They emit red, orange or other light colours when excited by electrons, thereby producing quantifiable colour outputs for display and illumination purposes.
Colour Television Tubes: Historically, europium-doped phosphors were employed in colour television tubes to generate red and blue colours on the screen.
Solid-state Lighting: Europium-doped phosphors are utilised in solid-state lighting applications such as white LEDs and compact fluorescent lamps (CFLs). They contribute to an improved colour rendering index (CRI) and overall efficiency for these light sources.
Biological and Medical Assays: Europium-doped compounds, including europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate, are employed as luminescent markers in biological and medical tests. These markers enable the detection of specific antibodies and DNA with quantifiable sensitivity.
X-ray Imaging: Compounds containing europium, including this octahydrate, have been investigated as contrast agents in X-ray imaging. They may enhance the visibility of specific tissues and organs in medical imaging.
Cathodoluminescence Detectors: Europium-doped phosphors are utilised in cathodoluminescence detectors for electron microscopy. They emit light when excited by an electron beam, permitting the analysis of materials at the nanoscale.
Optical Coatings: Europium-doped materials can be applied as optical coatings for lenses, prisms and other optical components. They modify the optical properties of these components, thereby optimising performance.
Nuclear Reactors: Europium compounds, including europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate, are used as burnable neutron poisons in nuclear reactors. They play a role in regulating neutron flux and contribute to reactor safety by controlling reactivity.
Catalysis: Europium compounds are studied for their catalytic properties in various chemical reactions, including organic transformations and industrial processes.
Research and Development: Europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate is used in scientific research and development. Its luminescent and magnetic properties are measured in studies across materials science, chemistry and physics.
Europium(III)-sulphate Octahydrate Packaging
Our europium(III)-sulphate octahydrate product is clearly labelled to ensure effective identification and quality control. Measures are taken to avoid any damage during storage or transport.
