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Product Overview
The high purity vanadium target is a silver-colored metal target with an exceptionally high purity of 99.9%. It is widely used in thin-film deposition processes such as magnetron sputtering. Vanadium targets possess a high melting point (1890°C) and boiling point (3380°C), along with excellent corrosion resistance, particularly in environments exposed to hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, gases, saltwater, and water. Due to its high-temperature stability, corrosion resistance, and excellent electrical conductivity, vanadium targets are critical in various high-tech applications.
Key Features
- High Purity: With a purity of 99.9%, the vanadium target ensures exceptional stability and reliability in precision applications.
- Excellent Corrosion Resistance: Vanadium targets are highly resistant to hydrochloric acid, sulfuric acid, and have superior corrosion resistance to most stainless steels, particularly in corrosive environments including gases, saltwater, and water.
- High Temperature Stability: With a melting point of 1890°C and a boiling point of 3380°C, vanadium targets are ideal for applications under extreme conditions.
- Superior Sputtering Performance: These targets are suitable for magnetron sputtering processes, providing high-quality and uniform thin-film deposition.
Applications
High purity vanadium targets are widely used across various advanced industries:
- Solar Industry: Used in thin-film deposition applications such as solar cell integration and backplane metallization.
- Flat Panel Displays: Commonly used in optoelectronics and display manufacturing in the flat-panel display industry.
- Electronics & Semiconductors: In electronics and semiconductor fields, vanadium targets are used for thin-film deposition in integrated circuits, optoelectronics, and other components.
- Hydrogen Storage Alloys & Hydrogen Separation Membranes: Vanadium thin films, due to their unique hydrogen storage capabilities, high-temperature superconductivity, neutron absorption properties, and resistance to liquid sodium, are commonly used in hydrogen storage alloys and hydrogen separation membranes.
- High-Temperature Superconducting Materials: Vanadium targets are essential in the development of high-temperature superconducting materials, as well as in protecting fuel rods for advanced reactors and heat-dissipating components.
| Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit | Element | Measured Value | Standard Value | Unit |
| Li | ppm | Zn | <50 | ppm | Pb | <20 | ppm | ||||
| B | ppm | Ga | ppm | Bi | <20 | ppm | |||||
| F | ppm | Ge | ppm | Y | ppm | ||||||
| Na | ppm | As | <20 | ppm | Th | ppm | |||||
| Mg | <20 | ppm | Se | ppm | Er | ppm | |||||
| Al | <20 | ppm | Zr | <20 | ppm | Ru | ppm | ||||
| Si | ppm | Nb | <50 | ppm | Rh | ppm | |||||
| P | ppm | Mo | <50 | ppm | Os | ppm | |||||
| Cl | ppm | Pd | ppm | Cs | ppm | ||||||
| K | <10 | ppm | Ag | ppm | Cd | <20 | ppm | ||||
| Ca | <10 | ppm | Sn | <20 | ppm | ||||||
| Ti | <10 | ppm | Sb | <20 | ppm | ||||||
| V | Matrix | ppm | Ba | ppm | |||||||
| Cr | <50 | ppm | Hf | ppm | |||||||
| Mn | <50 | ppm | Ta | <50 | ppm | C | <20 | ppm | |||
| Fe | <100 | ppm | W | <50 | ppm | S | <20 | ppm | |||
| Co | <100 | ppm | Pt | ppm | O | <20 | ppm | ||||
| Ni | ppm | Au | ppm | N | <20 | ppm | |||||
| Cu | <100 | wt% | Hg | ppm | H | ppm |
