User Guide for High Quality Strontium Fluoride CAS 7783 - 48 - 4 With Low Price

Table of Contents

• Basic Information and Parameters
• Uses of the Product
• How to Use the Product
• Usage Case Studies
• Contact Information

Basic Information and Parameters

Our High Quality Strontium Fluoride with the CAS number 7783 - 48 - 4 is a premium product offered at a low price. Strontium fluoride has the chemical formula SrF₂. It is a white crystalline solid with a molar mass of approximately 125.62 g/mol.

It has a density of about 4.24 g/cm³. The melting point of strontium fluoride is around 1477 °C, and it boils at 2489 °C. This product is insoluble in water but slightly soluble in acid. The high - quality nature of our strontium fluoride ensures consistent purity and performance, making it suitable for a wide range of applications.

Uses of the Product

1. Optical Applications: Strontium fluoride is widely used in the optical industry. It can be used to manufacture optical lenses and windows. Its low refractive index and high transmission in the infrared region make it an ideal material for infrared optical systems. For example, it can be used in night - vision devices to improve image clarity.

2. Ceramic Industry: In the ceramic field, it can be used as a flux. Adding strontium fluoride to ceramic materials can lower the melting temperature of the ceramic body, improve the fluidity of the glaze, and enhance the mechanical properties and gloss of the ceramic products.

3. Metallurgy: It is also used in the metallurgical industry. Strontium fluoride can be added to metal alloys to improve their properties. For instance, it can enhance the corrosion resistance and hardness of some alloys, which is crucial for applications in harsh environments.

How to Use the Product

When using strontium fluoride in optical applications, it is necessary to ensure a clean working environment. First, the raw strontium fluoride material needs to be processed into the desired shape, such as lenses or windows, through precision machining. Then, it should be carefully polished to achieve the required optical smoothness.

In the ceramic industry, when using it as a flux, it should be evenly mixed with other ceramic raw materials according to the appropriate proportion. The proportion usually depends on the specific type of ceramic and the desired properties. After mixing, the ceramic body can be fired at the appropriate temperature according to the firing process.

In metallurgy, strontium fluoride is usually added to the molten metal during the alloy - making process. It is important to add it gradually and stir well to ensure uniform distribution in the alloy.

Usage Case Studies

1. Optical Case: A company that manufactures infrared night - vision devices used our strontium fluoride to produce optical lenses. They found that compared with traditional materials, the lenses made of our strontium fluoride had better infrared transmission performance. This led to a significant improvement in the image quality of their night - vision devices, which greatly enhanced their market competitiveness. By using our high - quality and low - cost strontium fluoride, they were able to reduce production costs while improving product performance.

2. Ceramic Case: A ceramic factory used our strontium fluoride as a flux in the production of high - end ceramic tableware. By adding the appropriate amount of strontium fluoride, they were able to lower the firing temperature, which saved energy and reduced production costs. At the same time, the ceramic products had a more beautiful gloss and better mechanical properties, such as resistance to chipping. This helped the factory to increase the sales volume of their products and gain more market share.

Contact Information

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