Magnesium fluoride

Excellent reagent, 99.5%

Reagent Code: #204979
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Alias Magnesium fluoride; Magnesium difluoride
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CAS Number 7783-40-6

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Weight 62.3 g/mol
Formula MgF₂
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MDL Number MFCD00011108
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Melting Point 1248 °C
Boiling Point 2260 °C
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Density 3.15 g/mL at 25 °C(lit.)
Storage Room temperature, sealed

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Used as an anti-reflective coating in optical devices such as lenses and windows due to its low refractive index and high transparency in ultraviolet and infrared ranges. Commonly applied in photolithography and excimer lasers for semiconductor manufacturing. Serves as a durable protective layer on optical components exposed to harsh environments. Also used in the production of magnesium and fluorine through electrolysis. Employed in metallurgy as a flux to lower melting temperatures and remove impurities. Found in some types of welding agents and ceramics for improved thermal stability.

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Magnesium fluoride
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Used as an anti-reflective coating in optical devices such as lenses and windows due to its low refractive index and high transparency in ultraviolet and infrared ranges. Commonly applied in photolithography and excimer lasers for semiconductor manufacturing. Serves as a durable protective layer on optical components exposed to harsh environments. Also used in the production of magnesium and fluorine through electrolysis. Employed in metallurgy as a flux to lower melting temperatures and remove impuritie

Used as an anti-reflective coating in optical devices such as lenses and windows due to its low refractive index and high transparency in ultraviolet and infrared ranges. Commonly applied in photolithography and excimer lasers for semiconductor manufacturing. Serves as a durable protective layer on optical components exposed to harsh environments. Also used in the production of magnesium and fluorine through electrolysis. Employed in metallurgy as a flux to lower melting temperatures and remove impurities. Found in some types of welding agents and ceramics for improved thermal stability.

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