Lutetium Oxide (Lu2O3)

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Lutetium Oxide (Lu2O3)

Lu2O3

2490 °C

9.42g/cc

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Description

Lutetium Oxide (Lu2O3), also called lutecia, is a cubic compound of lutetium. It is a lanthanide oxide, also known as a rare earth. Lutetium Oxide is white in color and insoluble in water. Due to the nature of oxide compounds, Lutetium Oxide is not conductive to electricity. However, it produces lutetium tantalate, the densest white material known, and is frequently used for x-ray phosphors. It is also insoluble in water solutions and is useful for ceramic applications.

Appearance: White Powder, Not Hazardous

Melting point: 2490 °C

Molecular formula: Lu2O3

Molar mass: 397.932 g/mol

Density (at R.T.): 9.42g/cc

Lutetium Oxide Purity:

99% - 99,9999%

Product Name			Lu2O3_4N5	Lu2O3_5N	Lu2O3_5N
Chemical formula			Lu2O3	Lu2O3	Lu2O3
Total rare earths		%	≥99	≥99	≥99
Lu₂O₃/REO≥		%	99.995	99.999	99.999
Burn L.O.I(1000℃,lhr)		%	≤1	≤1	≤1
Granularity	D₅₀	μm	——	——	2.5±0.5
Non rare earth impurity content	CaO	µg/g	≤20	≤10	≤10
	Fe₂O₃	µg/g	≤2	≤2	≤2
	SiO₂	µg/g	≤20	≤20	≤20
	Cl^-	µg/g	≤200	≤200	≤200
Product Features			White powder, insoluble in water, soluble in inorganic acid
Product Features			White powder, insoluble in water, soluble in inorganic acid
Application			Blinking crystal, ceramic, LED powder, metal, etc.
Application			Blinking crystal, ceramic, LED powder, metal, etc.