Lead Chloride

PbCl₂ target is a material with lead chloride (PbCl₂) as the main component, which has important applications in several fields.

Basic Properties:

Chemical composition: the main component is lead chloride, composed of elemental lead and elemental chlorine.
Appearance: It usually appears as a white solid target material with certain crystallinity.
Melting point: PbCl₂ has a relatively low melting point, which means that in the process of preparing the target, it does not require excessively high temperatures to melt and shape it, reducing the difficulty and cost of preparation.

Chemical properties:

Stability: under normal temperature and pressure, the PbCl₂ target has a certain chemical stability, but in some specific chemical environments, such as when encountering strong oxidising or reducing agents, chemical reactions may occur.

Reactivity: Under certain conditions, PbCl₂ can react with other compounds, for example, in acidic or alkaline solutions, reactions such as dissolution or decomposition may occur.

Application areas:

Solar cells: In the preparation of chalcogenide solar cells, Lead Chloride targets can be used as a lead source, and lead elements can be introduced into the chalcogenide material through sputtering and other methods to form chalcogenide thin films with good photovoltaic properties.

Optical coating: Because Lead Chloride has certain optical properties, it can be used in the field of optical coating to prepare a variety of optical films, such as transmittance enhancement film, reflective film and so on.

Semiconductor manufacturing: In the semiconductor manufacturing process, Lead Chloride targets can be used to prepare lead-containing semiconductor materials, such as lead-tin alloys. These materials can play a role in semiconductor devices such as conductivity and connection.