Gold

Gold sputtering targets are used to create high-purity thin films for electrical contacts, reflective coatings, and SEM sample preparation.

Gold is utilized in optoelectronic devices for reliable wire bonding and as a highly reflective material for infrared radiation.

Gold is used in semiconductor manufacturing for interconnects and ohmic contacts due to its excellent conductivity and resistance to corrosion.

Gold thin films are applied as optical coatings to provide high reflectivity in the infrared spectrum for mirrors and thermal shielding.

Gold is a standard material for electron-beam evaporation to deposit high-purity conductive layers in microelectronics and nanotechnology.

Gold pellets and wire are used as evaporation sources in physical vapor deposition processes to create thin metallic films.

Gold nanoparticles are synthesized for use in various nanotechnology applications, including sensing, catalysis, and biomedical imaging.