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    • Rhodium - Sputtering Target

      Rhodium was discovered in 1803 by W.H. Woolaston in London. One of the rarest metals on earth (abundance of 2 x 10⁻⁴ ppm), rhodium does not appear naturally, tending to be found with other platinum group metals. It is a hard, lustrous, silvery coloured metal which is stable in air. Rhodium is inert to all acids but is attacked by fused alkalis. The metal has high thermal and electrical conductivities and is alloyed with platinum to form the positive wire of a Pt/Rh - Pt thermocouple. Other applications of the material include its use as a plating material (to provide a hard and bright surface which is resistant to oxidation), as a catalyst and also as an alloying element, where it improves the hardness of the resulting alloy.

      Sputtering Target - A high purity material used as a source for sputtering, a cold vapourisation process in which atoms are physically removed from the target surface by ion bombardment.

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    Product RH00-ST-000100 99.9% Rhodium Sputtering Target Disc 1mm thick Purity 99.9% Thickness 1mm Diameter 25mm - 50mm
    Product RH00-ST-000101 99.9% Rhodium Sputtering Target Disc 3mm thick Purity 99.9% Thickness 3mm Diameter 10mm
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