Description—- Gallium (III) oxide
Gallium (III) oxide, namely gallium trioxide, is the most stable among gallium oxides. Heating metal gallium in the air to oxidize it or calcining gallium nitrate, gallium hydroxide and some gallium compounds at 200-250℃ can form Ga2O3. Ga2O3 has five isomers: α, β, γ, δ, ε, the most stable of which is β-isomer, when heated to above 1000 ℃ or hydrothermal conditions (ie wet method) heated above 300 ℃, all other isomers are converted into β- Construct. Various pure isomers can be prepared by different methods.
Specifications—- Gallium (III) oxide
| English Name: Gallium (III) oxide | |
| CAS: 12024-21-4 | Assay: 99.99%(4N), 99.995%(4N5), 99.999%(5N) |
| Molecular weight: 187.44g/mol | Molecular formula: Ga2O3 |
| Appearance: White powder | Particle size: D50: 4.5-5.5 microns (the particle size can be customized according to customer needs) |
| Packing specifications (powder): Placed in a sealed plastic bottle, 0.5kg, 1kg per bottle, or packaged according to user requirements | Application: It has broad application prospects in optoelectronic devices, and is used as an insulating layer for Ga-based semiconductor materials and ultraviolet filters. It can also be used as an O2 chemical detector |
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Related gallium series example products: Single crystal-like high-purity gallium oxide, gallium nitride, high-purity metal gallium, anhydrous gallium chloride, gallium fluoride, gallium iodide |
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