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Cadmium telluride ROTI®nanoMETIC Lambda max. 570 ±5 nm is a hydrophilic CdTe nanomaterial for quantum-dot work, identified by CAS number 1306-25-8 and EG number 215-149-9. This inorganic cadmium telluride grade belongs to the ROTI®nanoMETIC series and is specified with an emission maximum of 570 ±5 nm, supporting optical, imaging, and materials-research applications that need size-tuned CdTe quantum dots. Physical data include a density of 5,83 g/cm³ and a boiling point of 1130 °C. The product is Offered from manufacturer Carl ROTH, it sits within the broader range of inorganic chemicals and hydrophilic CdTe quantum dots used in academic and industrial R&D. The defined lambda maximum helps match spectral windows in fluorescence and related spectroscopic setups, while the compact glass pack supports controlled dispensing and inventory of high-value nanomaterial samples in routine laboratory workflows.
This article is part of Nanomaterials & quantum dots, in Inorganic chemicals.
Key features
- Fluorescence λ max.: 565-575 nm
- CAS number: 1306-25-8
- Pack sizes: 5 mg, 10 mg
- EG nr.: 215-149-9
- Density: 5,83 g/cm³
- Series: ROTI®nanoMETIC
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