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Aluminium Phosphide (AlP) Evaporation Material, Pieces, 99.9%, 76 mm
Product Type: Compound Evaporation Material
Research-grade laboratory product
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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Aluminium Phosphide (AlP) evaporation material requires careful selection of evaporation method and crucible material to avoid decomposition. The pieces must be matched to the deposition source geometry and the e-beam method requires a decomposition review prior to use.
- Evaporation Method Constraint: Thermal evaporation is the standard method; e-beam evaporation requires a decomposition review due to potential material decomposition.
- Crucible Material Compatibility: Use quartz, alumina, or graphite crucibles, or a sealed-source setup as specified by RFQ.
- Source Geometry Matching: Confirm the deposition source geometry and piece size (76 mm) are compatible with the crucible and source setup before ordering.
- Decomposition Risk: E-beam evaporation may cause decomposition of AlP, necessitating a review of the material's thermal stability.
What is the melting point of Aluminium Phosphide (AlP) evaporation material and how does it influence the choice between thermal and e-beam evaporation?
The melting point of AlP is 2000 °C. Thermal evaporation is recommended (by RFQ), while e-beam evaporation is only permitted after a decomposition review due to the high melting point and potential for decomposition. This ensures the material's integrity during deposition.
Which crucible materials are compatible with thermal evaporation of AlP pieces?
Compatible crucible materials include quartz, alumina, and graphite, or a sealed-source setup can be used by RFQ. The choice depends on the specific deposition hardware and process requirements.
What safety documentation is available for handling AlP evaporation material in a laboratory?
A safety data sheet (SDS) and certificate of analysis can be reviewed against laboratory use requirements. Buyers should also confirm shipment conditions and export requirements before ordering.
Aluminium Phosphide (AlP) evaporation material at 99.9% purity in 76 mm pieces is suited for thermal or e-beam thin-film deposition, provided that e-beam use undergoes a decomposition review and source geometry is pre-confirmed.
Positive
- High-purity 99.9% AlP pieces: Supplied as 99.9% pure aluminium phosphide in 76 mm pieces, enabling precise material identity and physical form for vacuum thin-film deposition processes.
- Flexible pack size options: Available in 25g, 100g, 500g, and 1kg packs, allowing researchers to scale quantity from small-scale trials to larger production runs.
Trade-offs
- E-beam requires decomposition review: E-beam evaporation is only permitted after a decomposition review due to potential material instability, adding a pre-processing validation step.
- Source compatibility must be confirmed: Deposition source geometry, crucible material (quartz/alumina/graphite), and sealed-source setup require RFQ confirmation before ordering to ensure hardware compatibility.
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