Hafnium Nitride (HfN) Evaporation Materials Description
Hafnium Nitride (HfN)-A evaporation materials have been evaluated for a combination of properties that support their application in various thin film deposition processes. HfN coatings exhibit hardness, thermal stability, wear resistance and corrosion resistance. They are employed in integrated circuits and electronic devices owing to a high melting point and compatibility with semiconductor manufacturing processes. HfN also presents defined optical and electrical properties, thereby supporting its use in optical coatings, photovoltaic devices and high-temperature sensors. Overall, Hafnium Nitride (HfN) evaporation materials contribute to performance, reliability and longevity in technical and industrial applications.
Hafnium Nitride Evaporation Materials Specifications
Material Type |
Hafnium Nitride |
Symbol |
HfN |
Appearance/Colour |
Yellow-brown |
Melting Point |
N/A |
Density |
13 800 kg/m-3 |
Purity |
99.5% |
Form |
Powder/Granulate/Custom formulation |
Applications of Hafnium Nitride Evaporation Materials
1. Semiconductor manufacturing: HfN is utilised as a high-k dielectric in semiconductor devices, thereby supporting the miniaturisation of integrated circuits.
2. Wear-resistant coatings: HfN coatings are applied to surfaces, including cutting tools, machinery parts and aerospace components, thereby mitigating wear and corrosion in demanding environments.
3. Optical coatings: Owing to its high refractive index and defined optical properties, HfN is employed in lenses, mirrors and other optical components, thereby supporting the function of optical systems.
4. Thermal barrier coatings: HfN coatings are implemented in gas turbine engines and high-temperature applications to provide thermal insulation, thereby protecting components against heat damage and extending service life.
5. Thin-film electronics: HfN thin films are used in devices such as thin-film transistors (TFTs) and photovoltaic cells, thereby influencing electronic behaviour and energy efficiency.
6. Catalysis: HfN nanoparticles are investigated for catalytic applications including hydrogenation, oxidation and nitrogen fixation. Their surface characteristics are assessed for use in chemical synthesis and environmental treatments.
7. Biomedical implants: HfN coatings are examined for use in dental implants and orthopaedic prostheses, whereby their biocompatibility and corrosion resistance contribute to an extended implant lifespan.
Packaging of Hafnium Nitride Evaporation Materials
Hafnium Nitride Evaporation Materials are clearly marked and labelled to assist identification and quality control. Care is taken during storage and transport to prevent damage.