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Tin (Sn) Evaporation Material, Shot, 99.99%, Shot 1-3 mm
Product Type: Pure Metal Evaporation Material
Research-grade laboratory product
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Manufacturer: Atomfair LLC
Brand: ATOMFAIR®
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This evaporation material must be used with thermal/resistive evaporation or low-power e-beam methods using Mo/W/Ta boat or graphite/alumina crucible. The material's melting point, density, and Z-ratio require matching to deposition source hardware and film requirements.
- Evaporation Method Compatibility: Thermal/resistive evaporation is preferred; low-power e-beam is optional.
- Crucible and Boat Compatibility: Use Mo/W/Ta boat or graphite/alumina crucible for evaporation.
- Particle Size Constraint: Shot size 1-3 mm ensures proper source loading for uniform deposition.
- Purity Requirement: 99.99% purity minimizes contamination in thin-film applications.
- Process Parameter Matching: Melting point (232°C), density (7.28 g/cm³), and Z-ratio (0.724) must be considered when setting evaporation parameters.
What is the recommended evaporation method for tin (Sn) shots and why?
Thermal/resistive evaporation is preferred for tin (Sn) shots due to tin's low melting point of 232°C. Low-power e-beam is optional but not the primary method. The product is designed for use with Mo/W/Ta boats or graphite/alumina crucibles, matching the thermal evaporation route.
What boat or crucible materials are compatible with tin (Sn) evaporation?
Compatible evaporation sources include Mo (molybdenum), W (tungsten), and Ta (tantalum) boats, as well as graphite or alumina crucibles. The choice must be verified against the deposition source geometry and process requirements before ordering.
What is the Z-ratio of tin (Sn) and why is it significant for thin-film deposition?
The Z-ratio for tin (Sn) is 0.724, as specified in the technical data. This parameter is essential for calibrating quartz crystal microbalance (QCM) thickness monitors during evaporation, ensuring accurate film thickness control.
This Tin (Sn) evaporation material in shot form offers 99.99% purity and 1-3 mm particle size for consistent thermal evaporation. It requires compatible boat/crucible hardware and process tuning based on its melting point (232°C) and Z-ratio (0.724).
Positive
- High purity 99.99%: The 99.99% purity specification minimizes contamination in thin-film deposition, suitable for research-grade applications requiring controlled stoichiometry.
- Consistent shot size 1-3 mm: The specified shot size range facilitates uniform source loading and predictable evaporation behavior in thermal evaporation systems.
Trade-offs
- Deposition hardware compatibility required: This material requires specific evaporation source hardware (Mo/W/Ta boat or graphite/alumina crucible) and is primarily suited for thermal/resistive evaporation; low-power e-beam is optional but necessitates careful process matching.
- Process parameter matching needed: The material's melting point (232°C), density (7.28 g/cm³), and Z-ratio (0.724) must be accounted for in evaporation process tuning to achieve desired film properties.
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