
Yttrium (III) Oxide (CAS 1314-36-9), also known as Yttria, is a critical rare-earth oxide used in high-temperature ceramics, optical lenses, and electronic components.
In the competitive landscape of advanced material science, thermodynamic stability and crystalline purity define the final outcome. Zyntex Yttrium (III) Oxide is selected for its exceptional melting point (2450°C) and its role as a key dopant in zirconia-based ceramics. Therefore, we provide a high-purity white powder that acts as a robust stabilizing agent. Consequently, this versatile material delivers reliable performance across a wide range of extreme environments, ensuring the structural integrity of jet engine coatings and the efficiency of solid-oxide fuel cells (SOFCs).
Zyntex supplies Yttria in a clean, fine powder form, optimized for easy integration into complex sintering processes, plasma spray coatings, and specialized optical glass manufacturing. Our stringent quality control measures ensure a precise rare-earth impurity profile and strictly monitored particle size distribution for optimal densification. Furthermore, this product features excellent transparency in the infrared spectrum, making it an ideal candidate for military and scientific imaging systems. Since it is effective at enhancing the fracture toughness of ceramics, you can incorporate it into various “Yttria-stabilized” materials without affecting the chemical resistance or the electrical insulation properties of the final technical product.
From specialized photonics laboratories to large-scale semiconductor manufacturing, this versatile rare-earth derivative is a staple for modern innovation. Its consistent chemical profile ensures it functions effectively as a host lattice for phosphors used in display technologies and high-power laser crystals (such as Nd:YAG). As a result, Zyntex provides a dependable foundation for advancement in the “renewable energy” and “optoelectronics” markets. Finally, our commitment to material quality helps your brand achieve international aerospace and electronic manufacturing standards effortlessly.
This professional-grade technical oxide is widely utilized in the following sectors:
A critical component in Thermal Barrier Coatings (TBCs) for turbine blades and high-temperature structural ceramics.
Used in the production of camera lenses, IR-transparent windows, and specialized laser-grade glass.
Vital for the synthesis of high-temperature superconductors and electrolytes in solid oxide fuel cells.
Acts as a host material for red phosphors in television tubes and advanced LED lighting solutions.
| Parameter | Specification Standard |
|---|---|
| Product Name | Yttrium (III) Oxide (Yttria) |
| Purity (TREO) | 99.9% – 99.999% |
| Physical State | Fine White Powder |
| Melting Point | Approx. 2,450°C |
| CAS Number | 1314-36-9 |
🔬 Scientific Data: For detailed refractive index data, thermodynamic properties, and crystalline phase info, consult: PubChem Entry: Yttrium Oxide (External Link)