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Gold Cerium

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Product Specifications

Chemical Name

Gold Cerium

Chemical Formula

AuCe

Purity

99.9%

Composition

99:1 wt%

Size

3 mm -6 mm

EINECS Number

Quantity Available

CAS Number

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GRAUCE360003N

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Element Name

Gold Cerium

Symbol

AuCe

Atomic Number

Atomic Weight

337.08 g/mol

Melting Point

approx 1480 °C

Boiling Point

Density

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Crystal Structure

Cubic (CsCl-type)

Color / Appearance

Metallic

Thermal Conductivity

Electrical Resistivity

Coefficient of Thermal Expansion

Neutron Cross Section

Electron Configuration

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GRAUCE360003N

Composition

99:1 wt%

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Catalog Number

11785

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Sputtering

Gold Cerium intermetallic targets are used in sputtering processes to create thin films for studying heavy-fermion behavior and Kondo lattice systems in condensed matter physics.

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Rare earth metals and oxides applications

As a rare-earth intermetallic compound, AuCe is utilized in specialized metallurgical research to investigate the magnetic and electronic properties of cerium-based alloys.

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HazMat Classification

Not classified as hazardous material.

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Documentation

Safety Data Sheet (SDS) and Certificate of Analysis (COA) available for download. GHS-compliant labeling provided with all shipments.

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