Discontinued (Discontinued) YM7005 Yttrium Oxide Spherical Powder

Spherical Yttrium Oxide Powder Description

Spherical Yttrium Oxide Powder (Y₂O₃) is a high-purity material with excellent thermal stability and uniform particle size, making it suitable for various industrial applications. This spherical powder is widely used in high-performance ceramics, phosphors for LEDs, and as a catalyst support in chemical reactions. It demonstrates high performance at elevated temperatures and under extreme conditions. Its consistent particle size and high purity ensure reliable results in demanding applications, such as electronics, lighting, and medicine.

Spherical Yttrium Oxide Powder Applications

• Catalysis: Used as a catalyst support in various chemical processes, including hydrogenation and oxidation reactions.
• High-performance Ceramics: Ideal for the production of ceramics used in high-temperature environments.
• Phosphor: Employed in phosphor materials for LEDs, displays, and other lighting applications.
• Medicine: Utilised in medical imaging and radiation therapy due to its unique properties.
• Electronics: Used in the manufacture of capacitors and superconductors.

Spherical Yttrium Oxide Powder Packaging

Our spherical Yttrium Oxide Powder is securely packaged to maintain its integrity and purity during transport and storage.

• Packaging: Vacuum-sealed packaging - 1 kg per bag, 10 kg per drum.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Yttrium Oxide used for?

• Yttrium Oxide is used in various applications, including as a phosphor for LED lighting, high-performance ceramics, catalysts, and in medical imaging.

Is Yttrium Oxide toxic?

• Yttrium Oxide is generally regarded as non-toxic; however, like all fine powders, it should be handled with care to avoid inhalation.

Can Yttrium Oxide be used in superconductors?

• Yes, Yttrium Oxide is commonly used in superconductors due to its unique properties at low temperatures.

What advantages does Yttrium Oxide provide in ceramics?

• Yttrium Oxide enhances thermal stability, electrical properties, and strength of ceramics, making them suitable for high-temperature applications.