Description
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Product Name – Dysprosium(III) fluoride, anhydrous, REactOn™, 99.9% (REO) Quantity/Pack Size – 100g, 25g Form – Powder Grade – REactOn™ (99.9% REO) Application – Specialty synthesis, optical coatings, high-temperature reactions
Product Overview
Dysprosium(III) fluoride anhydrous is a high-purity rare earth compound featuring 99.9% minimum purity based on rare earth oxide (REO) content, meticulously processed to eliminate residual moisture. This REactOn™ grade material undergoes rigorous quality control to ensure consistent particle size distribution and exceptional chemical stability, making it suitable for demanding applications where trace impurities could compromise results. The anhydrous form prevents hydrolysis-related degradation, preserving the compound’s reactivity in sensitive processes. Its fine powder morphology enhances solubility in compatible solvents while maintaining thermal stability up to elevated temperatures. The product’s low hygroscopicity allows for extended shelf life when stored under inert conditions, reducing the need for frequent recalibration in experimental setups. Each batch is accompanied by comprehensive certification documentation detailing elemental analysis and moisture content, providing researchers with verifiable quality assurance. The compound’s unique electronic configuration contributes to its utility in specialized optical and magnetic applications where dysprosium’s properties are leveraged.
FAQs
1. What is the typical particle size range for this dysprosium fluoride powder?
The material generally presents in the 1-10 micron range, though specific distributions may vary slightly between production lots. For precise particle size data, refer to the certificate of analysis included with your shipment.
2. How does the REactOn™ grade differ from standard dysprosium fluoride?
REactOn™ grade undergoes additional purification steps to achieve higher consistency in purity levels and lower trace metal contaminants. The production process includes specialized drying techniques that reduce moisture content to below 100 ppm, compared to typical commercial grades.
3. Can this product be used directly in fluorine chemistry applications?
While dysprosium fluoride serves as a fluorine source in certain reactions, its anhydrous nature makes it particularly suitable for processes where water interference must be minimized. For direct fluorine transfer applications, additional activation steps may be required depending on the specific reaction conditions.
4. What storage conditions are recommended to maintain product integrity?
Store the unopened container in a cool, dry environment with temperature maintained between 15-25°C. For extended storage periods, keep the product under inert gas atmosphere or in a desiccator to prevent moisture absorption through the packaging.
5. Are there any known compatibility issues with common laboratory solvents?
The compound exhibits limited solubility in polar organic solvents but dissolves in strong mineral acids. Avoid contact with alkaline solutions as they may lead to hydrolysis. For specific solvent compatibility testing, perform small-scale trials before full implementation.
