VD0779 Dysprosium Fluoride (DyF3) Evaporation Materials

Dysprosium Fluoride Evaporation Materials Description

Dysprosium Fluoride Evaporation Materials are used in thin-film deposition processes. This document lists the key specifications and applications of integrating Dysprosium Fluoride in these processes. Research institutions and industrial entities, such as Stanford Advanced Materials (SAM) and Oceania International LLC, utilise this information for process planning.

Dysprosium Fluoride Evaporation Materials - Specification

Dysprosium Fluoride Evaporation Materials - Main Features

• Chemical Composition: Dysprosium Fluoride (DyF3) comprises Dysprosium (Dy) and Fluorine (F) and forms a white crystalline powder.

• High Melting Point: DyF3 exhibits a melting point of 1 740 °C (3 164 °F; 2 013 K), thereby making it suitable for thermal evaporation processes.

• Density: Dysprosium Fluoride has a density of 6.9 g/cm³, which supports its application in thin-film deposition processes.

Dysprosium Fluoride Evaporation Materials Applications

1. Optical Coatings: Dysprosium Fluoride thin films are applied in coatings for lenses, mirrors and other optical components. Its refractive properties enable control of light transmission and reflection.

2. Magnets and Magnetic Devices: Dysprosium Fluoride is employed in the manufacture of magnets and magnetic devices because it exhibits significant magnetic properties.

3. Solid-State Lasers: In solid-state lasers, Dysprosium Fluoride facilitates laser emission in the infrared range. This emission is used for scientific and industrial processes.

Dysprosium Fluoride Evaporation Materials are implemented in several industrial processes that require elevated operational temperatures and precise deposition control. Research institutions utilise factual data for process verification.

Dysprosium Fluoride Evaporation Materials Packaging

Our Dysprosium Fluoride (DyF3) Evaporation Materials are clearly marked and labelled for efficient identification and quality control. Measures are in place to ensure that no damage occurs during storage or transportation.