Yttrium Hydride YH3 CAS 13598-57-7 For Metal Conductor Material

Yttrium hydride is a chemical with antiferromagnetic properties. The bihydride has a calcium fluoride structure and the trihydride has a cubic structure. YH2 is a metallic conductor and conducts electricity better than rare earth metals. Yttrium hydride has important applications in the field of solar cells, which can improve light absorption capacity, enhance photoelectric conversion efficiency, and maintain stability at high temperatures. In addition, yttrium hydride is also used as a preparation material for matrix fuel elements based on fuel particles, which has advantages of high efficiency and saving design space, especially for small modular nuclear reactors or micro-reactors.

Product Detail

Name: Yttrium hydride, Yttrium trihydride Molecular formula: YH3

CAS: 13598-57-7 Molecular weight: 91.93

Description: Yttrium hydride is gray-black or brownpowder, Yttrium metal is introduced into hydrogen to absorb hydrogen to obtain brittle yttrium hydride solid. The two hydrides are of calcium fluoride structure and belong to the face centered cubic system, while the three hydrides are of cubic structure and belong to the hexagonal system. The two hydrides are metal conductors, and their conductivity is better than that of rare earth metals.

Specification:

Name		YH3_3N	YH3_2N
Molecular formula		YH3	YH3
CAS		13598-57-7	13598-57-7
Total rare earth TREM	%	≥99.0	≥99.0
Y/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 Metal Conductor Material
Package		Anti-oxidation measures sealed packaging, flexible packaging according to customer needs