Description
Cadmium telluride is a ROTI®nanoMETIC nanomaterial specified with a lambda maximum of 510 ±5 nm for laboratory work on quantum-dot and related optoelectronic systems. The substance is registered under 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, providing essential physicochemical anchors for documentation and risk-aware handling. From manufacturer Carl ROTH, the ROTI®nanoMETIC cadmium telluride grade addresses research categories focused on inorganic nanomaterials and hydrophilic CdTe quantum-dot applications. Laboratories can use the defined optical lambda-max window together with density and boiling-point data when aligning materials to optical or semiconductor experimental designs. The glass micro-pack supports precise allocation of limited quantities while preserving material integrity between uses. Clear identity codes and stated physical properties help purchasing and scientific staff specify the correct nanomaterial for controlled laboratory programmes.
This article is part of Nanomaterials & quantum dots, in Inorganic chemicals.
Key features
- Fluorescence λ max.: 505-515 nm
- CAS number: 1306-25-8
- Pack sizes: 5 mg, 10 mg
- EG nr.: 215-149-9
- Density: 5,83 g/cm³
- Grade: ROTI®nanoMETIC
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- Safety Data Sheet:
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