Description
Specifications Table
Product Name – Indium, 99.999%, (trace metal basis), powder
Quantity/Pack Size – 25GR
Form – Powder
Grade – 99.999% (trace metal basis)
Application – High-precision lab experiments, semiconductor research, and specialized alloy production
Product Overview
This 99.999% pure indium powder is engineered for laboratories demanding ultra-high purity materials. The trace metal basis ensures minimal impurities, making it ideal for applications where contamination could compromise results. The fine powder form provides excellent dispersibility and uniform reactivity, critical for consistent experimental outcomes. Indium’s unique properties—such as low melting point, high thermal conductivity, and exceptional malleability—make it a versatile choice for advanced research and development. The powder is carefully processed to maintain its high purity, with rigorous quality control measures to verify its composition. Whether used in semiconductor fabrication, specialized soldering, or as a dopant in crystalline structures, this indium powder delivers reliability and precision. Its inert packaging prevents oxidation and moisture absorption, preserving its integrity until use. For researchers and technicians requiring a dependable, high-purity metal, this indium powder offers unmatched performance and consistency.
FAQs
1. What is the particle size range of this indium powder?
The powder typically falls within a fine particle size range, optimized for uniform dispersion in lab applications. Exact measurements can vary slightly by batch but are controlled for consistency.
2. Is this indium powder compatible with vacuum deposition processes?
Yes, the high purity and fine particle size make it suitable for vacuum deposition, provided the system is properly calibrated for indium’s low melting point and evaporation characteristics.
3. Are there lower-purity alternatives available for cost-sensitive applications?
Lower purity grades (e.g., 99.9% or 99.99%) are available but may introduce trace contaminants. For critical applications, 99.999% purity is recommended to avoid interference.
4. How should this powder be stored to prevent degradation?
Store in a cool, dry environment in its original sealed packaging. Exposure to air or moisture can lead to oxidation, which may alter its properties over time.
5. Can this indium powder be used as a standalone solder material?
While indium is used in solder alloys, this pure powder form requires alloying with other metals (e.g., tin or bismuth) to achieve the desired soldering properties for most applications.
