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Neodymium Oxide (Nd2O3) Evaporation Material, Powder, 99.99%, 25-40 nm
Product Type: Compound Evaporation Material
Research-grade laboratory product
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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Neodymium oxide requires E-beam evaporation with graphite, Al2O3, or BN liners, or W/Mo/Ta boats to achieve good film quality. The powder's nanoscale particle size and high melting point demand careful source loading and process parameter matching.
- Deposition Source Materials: Use E-beam hearth with graphite, Al2O3, or BN liner, or W/Mo/Ta boat for good evaporation performance.
- Hardware Compatibility: Tantalum and tungsten sheet hardware can be used for high-temperature resistance.
- Deposition Method Preference: E-beam evaporation is preferred; thermal evaporation is available by RFQ.
- Process Matching Requirement: Match evaporation source hardware and process route to the material's melting point and film requirements.
What evaporation source and liner materials are recommended for Neodymium Oxide (Nd2O3) powder to achieve good deposition performance?
E-beam evaporation is preferred and yields good performance using an E-beam hearth with a graphite, Al2O3, or BN liner, or a W/Mo/Ta boat. Thermal evaporation is available by RFQ. The specified sheet hardware includes Tantalum and Tungsten (Ta, W).
What particle size and purity specifications are available for this Nd2O3 evaporation material, and how do they affect deposition process selection?
The material is supplied as 99.99% pure powder with a particle size of 25–40 nm. This nanopowder form is optimized for controlled evaporation in vacuum thin-film deposition, and the high purity specification allows comparison with standard and custom grades for process matching.
How do the melting point and density of Nd2O3 powder influence the choice of evaporation hardware and process parameters?
The melting point is approximately 1900°C and the density is 7.24 g/cm³. These values inform the selection of robust evaporation sources such as E-beam with refractory liners and affect loading, evaporation rate, and film uniformity during deposition.
Neodymium Oxide (Nd2O3) evaporation material in powder form (99.99%, 25-40 nm) is suitable for E-beam deposition with good performance, requiring compatibility with high-temperature liners and specific source geometry.
Positive
- High purity and defined particle size: 99.99% purity and 25-40 nm particle size ensure consistent deposition and film quality for demanding thin-film applications.
- Good E-beam performance with specified liners: Rated Good for E-beam evaporation using graphite/Al2O3/BN liner or W/Mo/Ta boat, enabling compatibility with common deposition hardware.
Trade-offs
- Requires specific evaporation source hardware: Designed for E-beam evaporation; thermal evaporation requires RFQ, limiting process flexibility and requiring source-geometry confirmation.
- High melting point and density handling needs: Melting point ~1900°C and density 7.24 g/cm³ demand careful handling and high-temperature source compatibility, increasing operational constraints.
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