High Purity 6mm Manganese Sputtering Target
High Purity 6mm Manganese Sputtering Target
SKU:MAN-0371ba
Premium 6mm Manganese Sputtering Target for efficient ion bombardment in sputtering applications.
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The High Purity 6mm Manganese Sputtering Target is a top-quality material perfect for sputtering applications. With a thickness of 6mm, hot-pressed production method, and a purity of 99.95%, this target ensures efficient atom removal by ion bombardment. Its superior atomic, electrical, mechanical, physical, and thermal properties make it a reliable choice for various industrial processes. Manganese, known for its abundance and role in enhancing alloy properties, offers exceptional performance for diverse applications.
Product Specifications
Atomic Properties Atomic Number
25
Atomic Properties Atomic Radius Goldschmidt
0 nm
Atomic Properties Atomic Weight
54.93800 amu
Atomic Properties Crystal Structure
Body Centered Cubic
Atomic Properties Electronic Structure
Ar3d54s2
Atomic Properties Ionization Potential Number
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6
Atomic Properties Ionization Potential Number 1
7.43 eV
Atomic Properties Ionization Potential Number 2
15.64 eV
Atomic Properties Ionization Potential Number 3
33.67 eV
Atomic Properties Ionization Potential Number 4
51.2 eV
Atomic Properties Ionization Potential Number 5
72.4 eV
Atomic Properties Ionization Potential Number 6
95 eV
Atomic Properties Photo Electric Work Function
3.80 eV
Atomic Properties Thermal Neutron Absorption Cross Section
13.3000 Barns
Atomic Properties Valences Shown
1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 6 | 7
Electrical Properties Electrical Resistivity At 25 Degree Celsiu
160 µΩ·cm
Material Material
ManganeseManganese was discovered in 1774 by J.G. Grahn in Stockholm, Sweden. Manganese is abundant in the earth's crust (950 ppm) and its principle ore is pyrolusite, a crude form of the dioxide. It is obtained by reduction with aluminum or in a blast furnace. Pure manganese is a hard, brittle, silvery colored, metallic element which exists in three polymorphic forms (alpha, beta and gamma) and has a complicated crystal structure. It resembles iron in being moderately reactive and dissolving in cold, dilute non-oxidising acids. When exposed to air, manganese forms an extremely stable oxide coating which is not easily reduced. Pure manganese is ferromagnetic after processing. Manganese is not used as the basis of alloys but it is a common constituent of alloys based on other systems, its addition resulting in a significant improvement in the physical and mechanical properties of the resulting alloys. For example, it is present in all steels and cast iron, the concentration being increased for special grades of material; it is also added to certain grades of brass and bronze as well as some nickel and aluminum base alloys. Manganese is also an important element for living beings as manganese deficiency can result in weakened bones and cause them to be easily broken. On average, a human body will contain 12 mg of the element.
Mechanical Properties Bulk Modulus Polycrystalline
118.0 GPa
Mechanical Properties Hardness Mohs Polycrystalline
5.00 Kgf mm-2
Mechanical Properties Material Condition
Polycrystalline
Mechanical Properties Poissons Ratio Polycrystalline
0.240
Mechanical Properties Tensile Modulus Polycrystalline
191.00 GPa
Note Note
These targets are normally available for immediate shipment from stock. Other sizes are available to special order.
Physical Properties Boiling Point
1962 ºC
Physical Properties Density At 25 Degree Celsius C Temperature
7.400 g·cm-3
Specifications Diameter
25 to 75 mm
Specifications Production Method
Hot-Pressed
Specifications Purity
99.95 %
Specifications Thickness
6 mm
Thermal Properties Coefficient Of Thermal Expansion At 0 To 100
23.000 x10-6 K-1
Thermal Properties Latent Heat Of Evaporation
4207 Jg-1
Thermal Properties Latent Heat Of Fusion
267.00 Jg-1
Thermal Properties Melting Point
1244.00 ºC
Thermal Properties Specific Heat At 25 Degree Celsius C Temperat
477.0 J K-1 kg-1
Thermal Properties Thermal Conductivity At 0 To 100 Degree Celsi
7.81 W m-1K-1
Tolerances Disc Diameter Tolerance
0.5 mm
Tolerances Thickness Tolerance
0.5 mm
Type Type
MetalA metal is generally considered to be a pure element which readily forms cations. Metals are characterized by their opacity and high thermal and electrical conductivities, the latter properties resulting from the delocalized and mobile nature of the electrons over the crystal structure.