Description
Cadmium telluride from the ROTI®nanoMETIC range is an inorganic nanomaterial characterised by a lambda maximum of 520 ±5 nm. It is identified by CAS number 1306-25-8 and EG number 215-149-9, with a density of 5,83 g/cm³ and a boiling point of 1130 °C. Positioned for hydrophilic CdTe quantum-dot type applications, it supports nanotechnology, optical and materials-science work where a defined spectral response around 520 nm is required. The product is Offered by manufacturer Carl ROTH under the ROTI®nanoMETIC designation, this cadmium telluride fits research on semiconductor nanocrystals and related fluorescent or optoelectronic materials. Documented physical properties assist handling, experimental planning and integration into laboratory protocols. It is intended for laboratories working with quantum dots and advanced inorganic nanomaterials that need clearly specified optical characteristics.
This article is part of Nanomaterials & quantum dots, in Inorganic chemicals.
Key features
- Fluorescence λ max.: 515-525 nm
- CAS number: 1306-25-8
- Pack sizes: 5 mg, 10 mg
- EG nr.: 215-149-9
- Density: 5,83 g/cm³
- Product line: ROTI®nanoMETIC
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