Copper single crystal

Copper single crystal refers to its crystal structure consisting entirely of copper atoms, without grain boundaries or grain boundary slip, thus possessing excellent physical, chemical, and mechanical properties. It is usually prepared by high-purity melting method or single crystal growth technology. Copper single crystals have important application value in fields such as microelectronics, semiconductors, optics, and materials science.


Dihedral Technology provides customized copper single crystal products of different specifications for researchers based on size and processing requirements.


Applications

Microelectronics and semiconductor devices: Copper single crystals are often used to manufacture high-performance microprocessors and integrated circuits, and their high conductivity and thermal conductivity make them an ideal alternative to silicon materials. The low resistivity and high electron mobility of copper single crystals enable electrons to move faster within them, thereby improving the performance and efficiency of the chip.
Optical applications: Copper single crystals have excellent optical properties, such as high transmittance and low loss, making them widely used in lasers, fiber optic communication, and optical components. Its high reflectivity and thermal conductivity also make it an excellent material for mirrors and laser reflectors.
Materials science research: Copper single crystals are widely used in materials science research to study crystal growth, phase transition, crystal defects, and other aspects. Due to its high purity and perfect crystal structure, copper single crystals can provide accurate experimental data and study the basic properties of materials.
Heat transfer applications: The high thermal conductivity of copper single crystals makes them important applications in heat transfer equipment such as radiators and heat exchangers. Its excellent thermal conductivity can efficiently transfer heat and improve the heat dissipation efficiency of the equipment.

Features

Copper single crystal has extremely high conductivity, making it an important material in the semiconductor industry. Its excellent electronic transmission performance helps to improve the working efficiency and performance of the device.
The high thermal conductivity of copper single crystals makes them important applications in thermal management and heat dissipation. It can efficiently conduct heat and maintain the stable operation of the device.
Copper single crystal has high transmittance and low optical loss, making it suitable for optical devices such as lasers and fiber optic communication. Its high reflectivity also makes it an excellent reflector material.
Due to its single crystal structure composed of pure copper atoms, copper single crystals do not have grain boundaries or grain boundary slip, thus possessing high mechanical strength and stability.
Copper single crystals provide accurate experimental data in material science research, which helps to deeply understand the basic properties and crystal structure of materials.

  • Density: 8.96 g/cm ³

    Crystal Structure: Face centered cubic crystal structure (FCC)

    Melting Point: 1084.62 ° C

    Heat of Fusion: 13.05 kJ/mol

    Electrical conductivity: 59.5 x 10 ^ 6 S/m (room temperature)

    Thermal Conductivity: 385 W/m · K (room temperature)

    Coefficient of Thermal Expansion: 16.5 x 10 ^ -6/° C (room temperature)

    Size: Customized according to needs