Sapphire
Description
Sapphire has a rhombohedral type structure and is a highly antisotropic material, with properties that are largely depend on crystallographic orientation. The melting point of sapphire is 2040C , and it ihas extremely high chemical stability even at high temperatures. Sapphire's energy gap of 9 eV is one the largest for oxide crystals, which permits excellent optical transmission with very little absorption from about 0.250 to 5.0 microns.
Sapphire
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| Application Spectrum: | Near Infrared (NIR) |
| Wavelength Range: | 1-1 nm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
The properties of Sapphire are largely dependent on crystallographic orientation.
Sapphire is a highly anisotropic material with a rhombohedral type structure and high chemical stability even at high temperatures.
Sapphire's energy gap of 9 eV is one of the largest for oxide crystals.
The melting point of Sapphire is 2040C.
Sapphire permits excellent optical transmission with very little absorption from about 0.250 to 5.0 microns.
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