Cadmium sulfide


Powder

Cadmium sulfide (CdS) exists in the form of the minerals greenockite and howlite, which occur as yellow deposits on sphalerite (ZnS) and smithsonite. Greenockite has a hexagonal wurtzite structure. It has a yellowish color with a specific gravity of 4.7 g/cm³ and a Mohs hardness of 3.8. Howlite has a cubic sphalerite (zinc hoax) structure.

CADMIUM SULFIDE is used in the production of solar panels in thin-film technology as an n-type conductive layer, as well as a component of optical crystal growth for detector applications, etc.

Form: powder, "pieces"
Purity: 5N


Name of impuritiesImpurity content (% wt.), max.
Grade 5N
Cr — chrome2·10-5
Si — silicon6·10-5
Cu — copper6·10-5
Al — aluminium2·10-5
Ti — titanium2·10-5
Bi — bismuth6·10-6
Ni — nickel2·10-5
Fe — iron6·10-5
Mg — magnesium2·10-5
Mn — manganese6·10-6
Ag - silver6·10-5
Ca — calcium6·10-5
Sn — stannum6·10-5
Pb — lead6·10-5
Contents of the main substance CdS (% wt.), min.99.999

* — quantitative content of selenium impurity by agreement with the customer.

Manufacturer:

Manufacturing address:

345 Spear St, San Francisco, CA 94105, США

Integrated quality
management system:

ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 45001

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Standards

Cadmium sulfide (CdS) produced by ADV-Engineering LLC complies with the Technical Specifications: "ADV.006.1.12.19 TU. Cadmium sulfide. Technical Specifications".

Package

Interior package - sealed package in low-pressure polyethylene cans (GOST 16338-85), Exterior package - polymer Euro boxes. Packing weight - by agreement with the customer.

Properties

Cadmium sulfide (CdS) is produced as a powder of 45 ÷ 600 microns in size and "pieces" of 0.6 ÷ 100 mm.