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Strontium selenide (SrSe)

in Categories, Inorganic Materials, Selenide

Name

Strontium selenide

Molecular Formula

SrSe

Molecular Weight

167.6

CAS Number (Or Watson Number for Non-CAS Products)

1315-07-7

Appearance

WhiteBlocks, Powder

Density

4.38g/cm³

Melting Point

1600℃

Boiling Point

Other Information

Purity

3N5 (99.95%)

Quality Analysis

ICP-MS (purity: 99.99%), XRD (completely symmetric main peak), SEM (scanning electron microscope)

Package

Bottle packaging: 1 kg per bottle, with aluminum composite film vacuum packaging outside the bottle.

Applications

Links

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