
Cerium(III) Fluoride is a white crystalline powder prized for its UV absorption and scintillation properties. Zyntex provides high-density grades for optical thin-films and high-intensity lighting.
In the field of high-energy physics, the detection of ionizing radiation is a vital research requirement. Cerium(III) Fluoride is specifically selected because it acts as an efficient scintillator crystal with a fast decay time. For instance, it is a preferred material for electromagnetic calorimeters in particle accelerators. Consequently, it enables the precise measurement of high-energy photons and electrons. As a result, Zyntex ensures that our scintillation-grade material is processed to reach 4N (99.99%) or 5N (99.999%) purity levels to eliminate crystal defects.
Moreover, the optical-grade Cerium Fluoride provided by Zyntex is a fundamental component in the development of UV-resistant thin films. This application allows for the protection of sensitive optical sensors and lenses from solar radiation damage, undoubtedly extending the lifespan of aerospace and outdoor equipment. At the same time, its role in the glass industry is highly regarded for its ability to decolorize glass while providing UV-shielding properties. In short, our product serves as a dependable “radiation-hardened” material for companies focusing on both extreme photonics and high-intensity lighting.
Recently, industrial attention has expanded toward using CeF3 as an additive in high-performance lubricants and as a coating for lithium-ion battery separators. Because of this, Zyntex provides customized particle size distributions to ensure uniform integration into specialized chemical formulations. Ultimately, by choosing Zyntex as your partner, you secure a reliable supply chain that prioritizes chemical precision and technical documentation. To conclude, our commitment to rare-earth innovation ensures that your manufacturing processes—whether in detector assembly or optical lens production—achieve the highest standards of performance and reliability.
This specialized rare-earth halide is specifically vital in the following four sectors:
Key core additive for electrodes; thus producing a daylight-quality spectrum for cinema projection.
Provides sharp UV-cutoff properties; consequently protecting sensitive optical components.
Fast-response radiation detector material; undoubtedly essential for high-energy physics research.
Additive in aluminum and magnesium casting; specifically improving grain structure and corrosion resistance.
| Parameter | Standard Value |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Cerium(III) Fluoride (Anhydrous) |
| Purity (REO basis) | 99.9% (3N) to 99.999% (5N) |
| Refractive Index | ~1.63 (@ 500 nm) |
| CAS Number | 7758-88-5 |
🔬 Scientific Data: For detailed spectral absorption curves and radiation hardness data for Cerium Fluoride, please visit: PubChem: Cerium(III) Fluoride Technical Details (External Link)