Indium

What is Indium?

Indium is a soft, silvery-white metal known primarily for its excellent thermal and electrical conductivity. This post-transition metal is rare and valuable, and it has a range of uses that take advantage of its unique properties.

Characteristic Properties of Indium

Some distinctive features of Indium are:

• Its ability to adhere to many different materials.
• Low melting point making it ideal for low temperature applications.
• Excellent resistance to corrosion and oxidation.

Applications of Indium

Indium has a variety of industrial and technological applications:

• In the electronics industry for the production of semiconductors and diodes.
• As a key ingredient in certain alloys.
• For the manufacture of transparent conductive films in touchscreens and solar cells.
• As a coolant in nuclear reactors.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

• How should I store Indium? Store Indium in a cool and dry place, away from corrosive materials and strong acids.
• Is Indium safe? Although it is generally considered non-toxic, it is recommended to avoid exposure and ingestion.
• Where can I find more information about Indium? For detailed information about Indium, please consult the supplied safety data sheet or visit Pubchem.

Where can I buy Indium?

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