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Europium Carbonate Hydrate Powder

Europium Carbonate Hydrate Powder

Europium Carbonate Hydrate Powder
Product No NRE-11091
CAS 86546-99-8
Purity 99.9%
Formula Eu2(CO3)3•xH2O
APS <40 µm (can be customized)
Color White
Molecular Weight 501.967 g/mol
Density NA
Melting Point NA
Boiling Point NA

Europium Carbonate Hydrate Powder

Europium carbonate hydrate is a chemical compound with the formula Eu2(CO3)3-xH2O, where x can vary depending on the degree of hydration. Europium itself is a rare earth element that is used in various applications due to its unique properties. When in the form of europium carbonate hydrate powder, it finds application in different fields:

Phosphors: Europium compounds, including europium carbonate, are widely used in the production of phosphors for cathode-ray tubes, fluorescent lamps, and LEDs. Europium-doped phosphors emit red light when stimulated, making them crucial for the production of color television screens, computer monitors, and energy-efficient lighting.

Security Features: Europium compounds are used as a security feature in banknotes, passports, and other important documents. These compounds exhibit characteristic luminescence under UV light, making it difficult to counterfeit the documents that incorporate them.

Glass and Ceramics: Europium carbonate hydrate is used in glass and ceramics to produce materials with special optical properties. It can be added to glass to create a distinctive red or blue color, and it can also be used to produce phosphorescent glass that glows under certain conditions.

Catalysts: Some forms of europium compounds can act as catalysts in various chemical reactions. These catalysts can find applications in organic synthesis and industrial processes, contributing to the production of various chemicals and materials.

Nuclear Industry: Europium is also used in the nuclear industry, particularly in nuclear reactors, as a neutron absorber. It is employed in control rods to regulate the rate of fission and prevent the nuclear reactor from going critical.

Research and Development: Europium compounds are used in research laboratories for various experiments and studies. They are particularly valuable in the field of material science and as a probe in luminescence studies.

 

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