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Indium (II)Sulfide (InS) Evaporation Material, Pellets, 99.99%, 51 mm
Product Type: Compound Evaporation Material
Research-grade laboratory product
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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This evaporation material requires deposition-source hardware matching to its melting point and film requirements. It is compatible with quartz, alumina, graphite crucibles, Ta/W boats, or Knudsen cells for thermal or low-power e-beam evaporation.
- Evaporation Method Constraint: Thermal evaporation or low-power e-beam by RFQ must be used for this material.
- Crucible Compatibility: Quartz, alumina, graphite crucibles, Ta/W boats, or Knudsen cells are compatible with this evaporation material.
- Melting Point Consideration: The material's melting point of 692°C must be accounted for during source matching and process parameter selection.
What evaporation methods and crucible materials are compatible with Indium (II) Sulfide (InS) pellets for thin-film deposition?
Thermal evaporation or low-power e-beam deposition (by RFQ) are the recommended methods. Compatible crucible or boat materials include quartz, alumina, graphite, tantalum/tungsten (Ta/W) boat, or Knudsen cell. The melting point of 692°C and density of 5.18 g/cm³ should be factored into source loading and power settings.
Can InS evaporation pellets be used in standard e-beam evaporators without modification?
Yes, these pellets are suitable for low-power e-beam deposition by RFQ, but the specific source geometry and power settings must be matched to the material's melting point of 692°C. The 51 mm pellet size may require verification of crucible or boat dimensions to ensure proper loading and uniform evaporation.
What handling and storage precautions are recommended for InS evaporation pellets?
The safety data sheet (SDS) should be reviewed for specific handling, storage, and shipment conditions. As a research-grade sulfide compound, standard precautions for moisture-sensitive or reactive materials may apply. Shipment and export requirements should be confirmed with the supplier prior to ordering.
Indium (II) Sulfide (InS) pellets (99.99%, 51 mm) evaluated for thermal evaporation or low-power e-beam deposition; defined purity and physical form support controlled thin-film fabrication, but procurement requires RFQ for source hardware and process route confirmation.
Positive
- High purity 99.99% InS pellets: The 99.99% purity specification supports consistent film stoichiometry and reduces contamination risk in vacuum deposition processes.
- Defined pellet size and density: 51 mm pellet form and 5.18 g/cm³ density enable predictable source loading and evaporation behavior for thermal or e-beam systems.
Trade-offs
- RFQ required for source and method: Evaporation method and crucible/boat compatibility are confirmed only by RFQ, requiring pre-purchase engineering review for specific deposition hardware.
- Pre-order verification steps needed: Buyer must independently confirm deposition source geometry, pack size, certificate requirements, and shipment conditions before quotation, adding procurement lead time.
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