Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure Quantity/Pack Size – 500 g, 2500 g Form – Powder Grade – Extra Pure Application – Spectroscopy, crystallography, optical lenses
Product Overview
Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure is a high-grade chemical compound known for its exceptional optical transparency and thermal stability. This reagent is widely used in laboratory settings due to its low refractive index and high resistance to thermal shock, making it ideal for applications in spectroscopy, crystallography, and the production of optical lenses. The Extra Pure grade ensures minimal impurities, providing reliable and consistent results in research and development. Its crystalline structure and chemical inertness further enhance its suitability for precision applications. Whether used in UV, IR, or visible spectroscopy, this Calcium Fluoride delivers superior performance, ensuring accuracy and reproducibility in experiments. The powder form allows for easy handling and precise measurements, making it a versatile choice for various laboratory needs.
FAQs
1. What is the primary application of Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure?
Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure is primarily used in spectroscopy, crystallography, and the manufacturing of optical lenses due to its excellent optical properties.
2. Is this Calcium Fluoride suitable for high-temperature applications?
Yes, this grade of Calcium Fluoride is known for its high thermal stability, making it suitable for applications involving elevated temperatures.
3. Can this product be used in UV spectroscopy?
Yes, Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure is highly transparent in the UV range, making it ideal for UV spectroscopy applications.
4. What is the shelf life of Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure?
When stored in a cool, dry place in a tightly sealed container, Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure has an indefinite shelf life.
5. Is this product compatible with other optical materials?
Yes, Calcium Fluoride 97% Extra Pure is chemically inert and compatible with most optical materials used in laboratory settings.
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