Neodymium (III) Oxide, Nd2O3

99.9% - 99.999% pure

 

Neodymium (III) oxide (neodymia) is a rare earth oxide of the lanthanide series of the periodic table. Neodymium oxide is a dense, pale blue-to-lavender powder valued for its high thermal stability, optical transparency, and functional nanostructures. Neodymium oxide  is widely used as a dopant, flux, and colorant, it enhances performance across advanced ceramics, precision glass manufacturing, optics, and electronics. Key applications range from solid-state lasers and dye-sensitized solar cells to precision optical glass polishing and targeted biomedical research.

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               Chemical Formula      Nd2O3

   CAS Number                1313-97-9

   Appearance                 Light Blue Powder

               Synonyms                    Neodymium Oxide, Nd2O3 Powder,  Neodymium Sesquioxide

   Molecular Weight       336.48

   Density                          7.24 g/cm3

   Melting Point               2,233°C (4,051°F; 2,506 K)

   Boiling Point                3,760°C (6,800°F; 4,030 K)

   Solubility in water      0.0003 g/100 mL (75°C), (Soluble in acids)

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