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Copper Single Crystals and Substrates - MSE Supplies LLC

Copper Single Crystals and Substrates

SKU: WA1501

  • $ 7595



Copper Single Crystals and Substrates

Copper is a reddish metal, malleable and ductile, with high electrical conductivity, making it ideal for electrical wiring, its most important commercial use. Coppers electrical conductivity is second only  to that of silver.  Historically copper has been important as one of the first worked metals, especially as the alloy bronze. It is still used in coins.

Main Parameters of Copper Single Crystal Substrates

Material

Cu

CAS#

7440-50-8

Purity

99.999% (5N)

Crystal structure

Cubic, Fm-3m

Unit cell constant

a = 3.614 A

Melt point (ºC)

1,084.62

Density (g/cm3)

8.96

Hardness

3 Mohs, 343-369 Vickers

Thermal expansion (x 10-6 K-1 )

16.5

Thermal Conductivity (W m-1 K-1)

401

Sizes

5 mm x 5 mm x 1 mm Thick,                              10 mm x 10 mm x 0.5 mm Thick

other sizes are available upon request

Surface polishing

Single side polished is standard, Double side polished upon request

Crystal orientations

 (100), (110), (111), +/- 0.5 degree

Surface roughness, Ra:

~10nm

Package

sealed in class 100 clean bags packed in class 1000 clean room

 

References:

Kiener, C. Motz, W. Grosinger, D. Weygand, and R. Pippan. Cyclic Response of Copper Single Crystal Micro-Beams. Scripta Materialia Vol 63, pp 500-503,

Perez-Gallent, G. Marcandalli, M.C. Figueiredo, F. Calle-Vallejo, and M.T.M. Koper. Structure- and Potential-Dependent Cation Effects on CO Reduction at Copper Single-Crystal Electrodes. J. Am. Chem. Soc. Vol. 139(45), pp 16412-16419, 2017.