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Yttrium Oxide( Y2O3 ) Nanopowder General Description
An extremely fine white powder, composed of spherical particles of yttrium oxide with diameters ranging from 30nm to 50nm. This material is best known
for its use in producing phosphors for the color red in certain displays and for its applications in inorganic synthesis. Beyond that, it’s used in the production
of various displays, sensors, materials, and devices. To find out more about ordering Yttrium Oxide Nanoparticles/ Nanopowder ( Y2O3 nanopowder),
including available sizes, configurations, and purities, call today to inquire.
Yttrium Oxide( Y2O3 ) Nanopowder Applications
• Displays: Due to its property as a red light emitting material, yttrium oxide nanoparticles are used in a wide array of televisions, plasma screens, and general flat panel displays to produce the color red.
• Material production: Yttrium oxide nanoparticles are used to produce a variety of advanced materials, most notably yttrium iron garnets and other yttrium compounds.
• Inorganic synthesis: Many compounds produced through inorganic synthesis begin with yttrium oxide nanoparticles as the starting point; others use the substance in the process in other ways, such as a catalyst.
• Lighting; The red light emission of yttrium oxide nanoparticles isn’t used solely in display technology. Many fluorescent lamps also use the material for similar reasons.
• UV protection: When added to coatings, yttrium oxide offers protection against UV radiation that can withstand high temperatures and other sources of wear. This application is seen across paints, plastics, and various other compound materials.
• Magnets: Certain forms of permanent magnet are produced using the properties of yttrium oxide nanoparticles.
• Sensors: Certain sensors used in x-ray machines and g-ray devices are based around the uique reactivity of yttrium oxide nanoparticles.
• Metallurgy: Like many nanoparticles, yttrium oxide nanopowder has seen extensive research and application in the metallurgy industry, where it is used as an additive for steel, iron, and various alloys.
