High Purity Gallium

Product Overview
High purity gallium is a metal with exceptionally high purity, commonly used in the semiconductor industry and the manufacture of high-purity alloys. Gallium has a low melting point of just 29.8°C, making it typically in liquid form at room temperature. In its liquid state, it is silver-white, while in solid form it appears blue-white. Gallium offers excellent electrical and thermal conductivity, making it widely applied in high-tech industries, particularly in the production of semiconductors and optoelectronic materials.

Features

• High Purity: Available in 6N (99.9999%) and 7N (99.99999%) purity, ensuring extremely low impurity levels, ideal for high-precision industrial applications.
• Low Melting Point: With a melting point of only 29.8°C, gallium is easy to handle and use at room temperature.
• Unique Appearance: Gallium is silver-white in its liquid form and blue-white in solid form, offering distinct physical characteristics.
• Excellent Conductivity: Its high electrical and thermal conductivity makes gallium a perfect material for high-performance electronics and optoelectronic devices.

Applications

• Semiconductor Industry: Primarily used in the production of III-V compound semiconductors, which are widely used in LED, lasers, and solar cells.
• High Purity Alloy Manufacturing: As a component of high-purity alloys, gallium is used in the synthesis of metals that require exceptional precision.
• Doping Agent: Used for doping germanium and silicon single crystals to improve electrical conductivity and stability.
• Electronic Devices: Gallium's properties are employed to enhance the performance and reliability of semiconductor devices in electronics.