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Silver Cerium Alloy

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Product Specifications

Chemical Name

Silver Cerium Alloy

Chemical Formula

AgCe

Purity

99.9%

Composition

50/50 at% Ag:Ce

Size

0.1 mm dia. x Continuous

EINECS Number

Quantity Available

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CAS Number

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Product ID

WRAGCE0CS003N

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Catalog Number

9120

Description

0.1-5.0 mm dia.

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Element Name

Silver Cerium Alloy

Symbol

AgCe

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Melting Point

516 °C

Boiling Point

Density

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Sputtering

Silver-cerium alloy targets are utilized in magnetron sputtering processes to create thin films with specific optical and corrosion-resistant properties.

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Rare earth metals and oxides applications

As a rare earth intermetallic compound, AgCe is studied for its magnetic properties and heavy-fermion behavior in condensed matter physics.

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Alloying

Used as an alloying agent to modify the microstructure and improve the mechanical or electrical properties of silver-based contact materials.

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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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Shipping

Shipped via FedEx Ground or UPS. Hazmat surcharges apply. International orders may require export compliance review. Custom packaging available.

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Quality Assurance

All products supplied with lot-specific COA including ICP-OES elemental analysis, XRD phase identification, and particle size distribution data.

Silver Cerium Alloy

Product Specifications

Sputtering

Rare earth metals and oxides applications

Alloying

HazMat Classification

Documentation

Shipping

Quality Assurance

Certificates of Analysis (COA)

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