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Product Overview

Zinc Sulphide by Lancer is a high-purity, lab-grade inorganic compound widely used in photonic experiments, semiconductor research, and chemistry education involving light-sensitive materials.

For Academic Use:
Popular in classroom demonstrations to explore phosphorescence and photo-luminescence, it helps explain electron excitation and emission concepts in chemistry.

For Industrial Use:
Used in small-scale phosphor development, optical coatings, and research on semiconducting properties for advanced material design.

For Institutional Use:
Institutes utilize Zinc Sulphide in research focused on light-emitting materials, photovoltaic effects, and solid-state chemistry.

FAQs

1. What is the academic application of Zinc Sulphide?
   It is mainly used in luminescence experiments and photonic demonstrations to teach light-energy principles.

2. Can it be used in solar cell research?
   Yes, its semiconducting properties make it useful in early-stage solar cell or sensor research.

3. Is this compound toxic or reactive?
   It is stable under normal lab conditions and safe to handle with basic PPE precautions.

4. How should it be stored to retain quality?
   Store away from direct light and moisture to maintain photonic stability.

5. Is it interchangeable with Zinc Oxide?
   No, they have different optical and chemical properties, and are not functional substitutes.