Indium Corporation’s expertise in advanced materials is reflected in our extensive range of indium, gallium, and germanium compounds, which are manufactured in our state-of-the-art U.S.-based plant. These high-purity materials are critical components in a variety of cutting-edge technologies, including batteries, semiconductors, photovoltaics, and optical devices. Our commitment to quality and innovation ensures each compound meets strict industry standards, empowering customers to achieve their goals with confidence.
Indium-containing compounds are, with a few exceptions, inorganic salts that combine the indium atom with a carrier molecule, making the compound suitable for a large range of processing options. Customers either directly use the compound in an end product or more frequently utilize a chemical reaction to transform the compound.
Gallium Compounds
Gallium compounds—such as gallium tri-chloride (EZ-Pour®), gallium oxide, and gallium acetylacetonate—are crucial in the semiconductor industry and play a significant role in compound semiconductor, optoelectronics, and photovoltaic applications.
Germanium Compounds
Germanium dioxide and germanium tetrachloride are the primary germanium compounds, known for their high refractive index and transparency to infrared light, which makes them essential in fiber optics, infrared optics, and electronics.
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