Iron Magnesium
Sputtering TargetIron Magnesium, Sputtering Target, 99.95%, 2 inch dia x 0.25 inch th.
Tags: AlloysSputtering
Product Specifications
Chemical Name
Chemical Formula
Purity
99.95%
Composition
Size
2 inch dia x 0.25 inch th.
EINECS Number
Quantity Available
pcs
CAS Number
Status
Product ID
SPFEMG2D6T3N5
Hazmat
Primary Class 4.3, Secondary Class 4.2, UN3089, PG II
Catalog Number
5142
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Element Name
Iron Magnesium
Symbol
FeMg
Atomic Number
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Atomic Weight
-
Melting Point
-
Boiling Point
-
Density
-
Crystal Structure
-
Color / Appearance
-
Thermal Conductivity
-
Electrical Resistivity
-
Coefficient of Thermal Expansion
-
Electronegativity
-
Neutron Cross Section
-
Electron Configuration
-
This Product
SPFEMG2D6T3N5
Form
Sputtering Target
Purity
99.95%
Composition
-
Size
2 inch dia x 0.25 inch th.
Quantity Available
pcs
Catalog Number
5142
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Sputtering
Iron Magnesium alloys are utilized as sputtering target materials for the deposition of thin films in magnetic storage and magneto-optical applications.
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Alloying
Iron-magnesium master alloys are used in the metallurgical industry, particularly for the nodularization of ductile iron to improve mechanical properties.
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HazMat Classification
Primary Class 4.3, Secondary Class 4.2, UN3089, PG II
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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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All products supplied with lot-specific COA including ICP-OES elemental analysis, XRD phase identification, and particle size distribution data.
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