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Barium Sputtering Targets and Applications


Barium with the atomic symbol of Ba and atomic number of 56 is a Block S, Group 2, Period 6 element with an atomic weight of 137.27. Barium is a member of the alkaline-earth metals.
Barium sputtering targets can be for plating of electronic devices. Barium has good electrical properties and these properties make it useful for sputtering applications. For semiconductors barium sputtering targets can be used.
For flat panel displays barium sputtering targets will be a good choice.
Barium can make alloys with other metals like strontium and titanium and gain more specific properties especially when these alloys are used for sputtering. You can find many researches about barium and its alloys where they are used as sputtering targets.

You can give an order of barium sputtering targets from the link given on the table below.
Type
Size
Thickness
Purity
Link
Barium
1'
0.125''
99.5%
Barium
1'
0.250''
99.5%
Barium
2'
0.125''
99.5%
Barium
2'
0.250''
99.5%
Barium
3'
0.125''
99.5%
Barium
3'
0.250''
99.5%
Barium
4'
0.125''
99.5%
Barium
4'
0.250''
99.5%

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