AU10313 Gold (Au) Single Crystal Substrate <110> 10x5x0.5 mm

Gold (Au) Single Crystal Substrate <110> 10x5x0.5 mm Description

Gold (Au) Single Crystal Substrate <110> 10x5x0.5 mm is a precisely fabricated monocrystalline gold substrate with a defined <110> orientation. The 10 mm by 5 mm size and 0.5 mm thickness ensure compatibility with standard sample holders and analytical instruments. Its single crystal structure minimises grain boundary effects, supporting high-resolution surface analysis and electrical characterisation. The material’s controlled purity and orientation make it suitable for experiments requiring consistent surface and bulk properties.

Gold (Au) Single Crystal Substrate <110> 10x5x0.5 mm Applications

Electronics and Semiconductor Testing
- Used as an interface material in microelectronic devices to achieve uniform electrical properties by leveraging its single crystal structure.
- Applied as a calibration standard for surface characterisation tools to attain accurate measurement of gold film properties.

Industrial Research and Analytical Instruments
- Employed as a reference substrate in instrumentation setups to validate analytical techniques, ensuring measurement repeatability by capitalising on its consistent crystallography.

Gold (Au) Single Crystal Substrate <110> 10x5x0.5 mm Packing

The substrate is packaged in an anti-static, cushioned container to prevent mechanical damage and contamination during transit. It is wrapped in an inert protective film and placed in a sealed, humidity-controlled pouch to maintain purity. Storage recommendations include a clean, temperature-stable environment. Custom packaging options, including compartmentalised cases and precise labelling, are available to accommodate specific laboratory requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What measures are taken during the production of the gold substrate?
A1: The production process employs controlled crystal growth techniques with rigorous SEM and compositional analyses. These measures ensure the substrate maintains its <110> orientation and uniform surface characteristics, critical for reproducible experimental results.

Q2: How does the <110> orientation affect substrate performance?
A2: The <110> orientation offers consistent crystallographic properties which help in reducing variability during analytical measurements. This precise orientation is crucial for experiments that depend on uniform surface interactions and electrical conductivity.

Q3: What storage conditions are recommended for this substrate?
A3: It is advisable to store the substrate in a clean, low-humidity environment at a stable room temperature. Special anti-static and cushioned packaging further minimises the risk of physical or contamination-related damage during long-term storage.

Additional Information

Gold substrates are critical in materials science research due to their inherent chemical inertness and excellent electrical conductivity. Their single crystal nature provides a structurally uniform medium that reduces scattering effects in surface analyses. Researchers often utilise these substrates to develop and calibrate measurement techniques in nanotechnology and semiconductor experimentation.

Understanding the relationship between crystal orientation and material performance is vital in advanced research. The precision offered by substrates with defined crystallography enables accurate modelling and simulation of electronic behaviours in experimental setups, ultimately supporting innovation in applied materials science.