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Tantalum Foil and Strip

Ta

 

Purities available:       99.95%, 99.99%

 

Tantalum foil and Tantalum strip is made of the dark blue-gray tantalum metal that is very heavy, ductile and hard and has high corrosion resistance. Tantalum foil is especially resistant to chemicals at temperatures below 150°C and can only be dissolved with hydrofluoric acid. Tantalum strip has the fourth-highest melting point of all metals and is able to form extremely thin and protective oxide layers for high-quality capacitors, making it an excellent material for foil.

 

Applications:

Applications for Tantalum Foil and Strip include; laboratory equipment, as a substitute for platinum, in manufacturing of super alloys and electron-beam melting, metallurgical, machinery processing, glass, and ceramic industries.

 

Specifications:

                  Material Type:                                          Tantalum

                  Symbol:                                                     Ta

                  Atomic Weight:                                        180.94788

                 Atomic Number:                                       73

                  Density:                                                     16.654 gm/cm3

                  Color/Appearance:                                 Gray Blue, Metallic

                  Thermal Conductivity:                            0.575 W/cm/K @298.2 K

                  Melting Point:                                           2996°C

                  Boiling Point:                                            5425oC

                  Electrical Resistivity:                               12.45 micro-ohm-cm @0oC                               

      Coefficient of Thermal Expansion:        6.3 x 10-6/K

                  Electronegativity:                                    1.5 Paulings

                  Specific Heat:                                          0.0334 Cal/g/K @25oC

                  Heat of Vaporization:                             180 K-Cal/gm atom at 5425oC

                  Heat of Fusion:                                        7.5 Cal/gm mole

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