Gadolinium Hydride GdH3 CAS 13572-97-9 For Magnetic Material Additives

Gadolinium hydride is a dark gray solid that is chemically stable but breaks down at high temperatures. It can be prepared by direct reaction of metal gadolinium with hydrogen gas, and the crystal structure is hexagonal and most densely packed. Gadolinium hydride is used in the nuclear energy industry as a cladding material for fuel rods, providing protection and cooling. In addition, it can also be used as an additive to rare earth metal alloys to enhance the strength and toughness of the alloys. Gadolinium hydride can also be used in catalysts, hydrogen storage materials and other fields. However, gadolinium hydride is toxic and can cause irritation to the human body, so proper safety measures need to be taken when using and handling it. In short, gadolinium hydride is a compound with many potential applications.

Product Detail

Name: Gadolinium hydride, Gadolinium trihydride Molecular formula: GdH3

CAS: 13572-97-9 Molecular weight: 160.27

Description: Gadolinium hydride is gray-black or brownpowder, Gadolinium metal is introduced into hydrogen to absorb hydrogen to obtain brittle gadolinium hydride solid.

Specification:

Name		GdH3_3N	GdH3_2N
Molecular formula		GdH3	GdH3
CAS		13572-97-9	13572-97-9
Total rare earth TREM	%	≥99.0	≥99.0
Gd/TREM	%	≥99.9	≥99.0
Total rare earth impurities	%	≤0.1	≤1.0
Fe	%	≤0.1	≤0.3
Al	%	≤0.03	≤0.2
Si	%	≤0.03	≤0.1
Particle size	mesh	-100,-200,-325	-100,-200,-325
Property		Gray-black or brown powder
Application area		Magnetic Material Additives and Cemented carbide additive
Package		Anti-oxidation measures sealed packaging, flexible packaging according to customer needs