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Praseodymium Oxide Sputtering Target

Praseodymium Oxide Sputtering Target

Praseodymium Oxide Sputtering Target
Product No NRE-43130
CAS No. 12037-29-5
Formula Pr6O11
Molecular Weight 1021.44 g/mol
Purity 99.99%
Thickness 3 mm ± 0.5mm (Can be Customized.)
Diameter 50 mm ± 1mm (Can be Customized.)
Shape Round

 

Praseodymium Oxide Sputtering Target

Chemical Composition:
Praseodymium oxide is commonly represented by the formula Pr2O3\text{Pr}_2\text{O}_3Pr2​O3​. It is a rare earth metal oxide known for its unique properties.

Material Properties:

Praseodymium oxide is a solid, crystalline compound that exhibits a high melting point and good thermal stability.

It is known for its catalytic properties and is often used in various applications due to its ability to act as a reducing agent.

Sputtering Targets

Sputtering Process:

Sputtering involves bombarding a praseodymium oxide target with high-energy ions, causing the ejection of atoms or molecules that then deposit onto a substrate.

High-purity targets are essential for achieving high-quality thin films with the desired properties.

Applications

Optical Coatings:

Praseodymium oxide is used in optical coatings for lenses and mirrors, particularly in applications requiring high durability and specific refractive index characteristics.

Catalysts:

It serves as a catalyst in various chemical reactions, including those in automotive catalytic converters and industrial processes.

Electronics:

Employed in the fabrication of thin films for electronic components, including capacitors and resistors, due to its dielectric properties.

Battery Materials:

Investigated for use in battery technologies, particularly in nickel-metal hydride (NiMH) batteries, where it can improve performance.

Phosphors:

Praseodymium oxide is used in phosphor materials for lighting and display technologies, enhancing brightness and color rendering.

Nuclear Applications:

Explored for applications in nuclear reactors and radiation detection due to its ability to absorb certain types of radiation.

 

 

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