High Purity Cadmium

Product Overview
High purity cadmium is a metal element with excellent conductivity and chemical stability. Its atomic weight is 112.41, density is 8.65 g/cm³, melting point is 321.07°C, and boiling point is 767°C. It comes in various physical forms, including particles, powder, ingot, and rods. Cadmium has significant applications across various industries, particularly in alloy manufacturing, electroplating, rechargeable batteries, and electronic components.

Product Features

• High Purity:5N to 6N purity, ensuring superior performance in precision and high-demand applications
• Excellent Conductivity:Cadmium is widely used in battery manufacturing and electrical alloys due to its excellent conductivity
• Stable Chemical Properties:Shows excellent stability in various chemical environments, making it suitable for multiple industrial applications
• Variety of Forms:Available in particles, lumps, rods, etc., to meet different processing needs

Applications

• Alloy Manufacturing:Cadmium is used in producing special alloys, enhancing their properties, especially in the electronics and electrical fields
• Electroplating:Widely used in electroplating industries for surface protection and corrosion resistance
• Rechargeable Batteries:A key material for producing high-performance nickel-cadmium (NiCd) batteries
• Electronic and Electrical Alloys:Used in manufacturing electronic components and electrical alloys, improving conductivity, heat resistance, and corrosion resistance
• Pigments and Plastic Stabilizers:Cadmium compounds were historically used in producing yellow pigments and plastic stabilizers
• Fluorescent Powders and Television Displays:Cadmium compounds are critical in fluorescent powders and television display tubes
• Agriculture and Chemical Industries:Historically used in pesticides, fungicides, and paints