Bismuth Ferrite Powder Description:
Bismuth ferrite powder is a multiferroic material that combines ferroelectric and antiferromagnetic properties, whereby it stands among the most promising advanced materials. This is related to the possibility of maintaining electric polarization and magnetic ordering simultaneously, because of its perovskite structure. Having this combination of properties, it will be able to interact with both electric and magnetic fields, which makes this material very prospective for use in spintronics, memory devices, and sensors. Bismuth ferrite also shows photovoltaic effects, which make this material interesting for energy conversion and photonics. In this case, high Curie temperature and environmental stability broaden its application area in many technologies.
Bismuth Ferrite Powder Specifications:
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Nominal Chemistry
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BiFeO3
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CAS No
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12010-42-3
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Purity
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99.9%
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Appearance
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Crystalline solid
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Melting Point
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1255 °C
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Density
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8.22 g/cm3
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Crystal Phase / Structure
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Perovskite
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Molecular Weight
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312.82 g/mol
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Solubility
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Insoluble
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InChI Key
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UKOQHRZDRNXQCP-UHFFFAOYSA-N
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Applications of Bismuth Ferrite Powder
- Spintronics: Employed in spintronic devices where its capability to manipulate spin currents via electric fields is crucial for the development of next-generation memory and logic devices, which are designed to be faster and more efficient than traditional electronics.
- Non-Volatile Memory Devices: Used in ferroelectric random-access memory (FeRAM) due to its ability to switch electric polarization, enabling data storage that preserves information even when the power supply is interrupted.
- Sensors: Applied in magnetoelectric sensors that can simultaneously detect magnetic and electric fields, offering a dual-sensing capability that is highly suitable for advanced sensing applications.
- Energy Conversion: Incorporated into photovoltaic devices, leveraging its unique photovoltaic properties to convert light into electrical energy, potentially improving the efficiency of solar cells.
- Photonic Devices: Utilized in optical devices that take advantage of its interaction with light, particularly in nonlinear optics, where it is used for frequency conversion and other advanced photonic applications.
Bismuth Ferrite Powder Packing:
Our Bismuth Ferrite Powder is carefully handled during storage and transportation to preserve the quality of our product in its original condition.
Bismuth Ferrite Powder FAQ:
Q1: What is the typical particle size of Bismuth Ferrite Powder?
A1: Our Bismuth Ferrite Powder is available in various particle sizes, typically ranging from nanometers to micrometers. Custom particle sizes can be provided based on specific application requirements.
Q2: How should Bismuth Ferrite Powder be stored to maintain its properties?
A2: The powder should be stored in a cool, dry place, away from moisture and direct sunlight, in a sealed container to prevent contamination. Proper storage ensures the material retains its ferroelectric and magnetic properties.
Q3: Can Bismuth Ferrite Powder be customized for specific research or industrial applications?
A3: Yes, we offer customization options, including adjustments to particle size, purity, and doping levels, to meet the unique needs of your project or industrial application. Contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
